I've injured my hand and the swelling has increased even more today. In the previous post we ere discussing dynamic pricing models. It's important to note that such model is only applicable in a small percentage of cases. Specifically when the supply is less than demand. Uber's research has shown that both supply and demand curves are elastic here. Higher prices increase supply here. The Boston experiment confirmed that there is higher number of fulfilled requests when that happens. On the demand side there are two areas noteworthy, I referred the corresponding post by Bill Gurley. There is a mention of UberX as an alternative to the black car service and this has caught on.

#codingexercise


GetAllNumberRangeProductSeventhRootPowerTwwlve(Double [] A)



{





if (A == null) return 0;





Return A.AllNumberRangeProductSeventhRootPowerTwelve();




}