(Transcript of audio with descriptions. Transcript includes narrator headings and description headings of the visual content)
(Speaker)
For this part, you were asked to find if specific production combinations are attainable.
(Description)
There are two tables on the slide.
The first table labeled Saudi Arabia consists of 2 columns:
Quantity of oil (millions of barrels), Quantity of cars (millions).
The table consists of 5 rows.
The first row: Quantity of oil is, 0 million barrels, Quantity of cars is, 4 million.
The second row: Quantity of oil is, 200 million barrels, Quantity of cars is, 3 million.
The third row: Quantity of oil is, 400 million barrels, Quantity of cars is, 2 million.
The fourth row: Quantity of oil is, 600 million barrels, Quantity of cars is, 1 million.
The fifth row: Quantity of oil is, 800 million barrels, Quantity of cars is, 0 million.
The second table labeled United States consists of 2 columns:
Quantity of oil (millions of barrels), Quantity of cars (millions).
The table consists of 5 rows.
The first row: Quantity of oil is, 0 million barrels, Quantity of cars is, 10.0 million.
The second row: Quantity of oil is, 100 million barrels, Quantity of cars is, 7.5 million.
The third row: Quantity of oil is, 200 million barrels, Quantity of cars is, 5.0 million.
The fourth row: Quantity of oil is, 300 million barrels, Quantity of cars is, 2.5 million.
The fifth row: Quantity of oil is, 400 million barrels, Quantity of cars is, 0 million.
(Speaker)
Can Saudi Arabia produce 200 million barrels of oil and three million cars?
(Description)
The corresponding data in the table Saudi Arabia is highlighted.
(Speaker)
Looking at the table, we can see that this combination of production is attainable. In fact, it lies on the PPF line, which means Saudi Arabia cannot produce more of either cars or oil without producing less of the other.
The same is true for the US. A production level of 300 million barrels of oil and 2.5 million cars is attainable, and lies on the PPF line.
(Description)
The corresponding data in the table United States is highlighted.