I believe this is the case for several reasons. In reality, clothing is already marked up so much--that it is more cost effective to keep the price the same regardless of the size of the article of clothing. By charging the same price for all sizes, you are able to keep the market "fair" for all consumers (no "discrimination" against larger people). Beyond this, if clothing's price increased by the proportional amount for a shirt based on size differences, in reality you'd only be paying pennies more for that shirt (if they really charged you the difference that they pay). This would illustrate how low the cost of the actual clothing really is, before it is marked up. So in summary, the clothing costs the same, because it is marked up so much to begin with, that it doesn't cost the clothing manufacturer or distributor any significant amount more, whether it is a small or an XL. In reality, it is probably more expensive to deal with increased marketing costs, different price tags, signage, etc., for different sized articles, than to just keep the price the same for all of the sizes. Either way, it is intended to increase profits, and maximize sales.
No, they are larger by 2 sizes. So a boy's size 6 is the same size as a girl's 8.
Alaska is larger
a lot larger
same size
It is not possible to say without knowing what the numbers are. The digits could become smaller, larger or remain the same. 52 - (-11) = 63 (both larger) 52 - (-10) = 62 (tens larger, units same) 52 - (-9) = 61 (tens larger, units smaller) 52 - (-1) = 53 (tens same, units larger) 52 - 0 = 52 (both same) 52 - 1 = 51 (tens same, units smaller) 52 - 9 = 43 (tens smaller, units larger) 52 - 10 = 42 (tens smaller, units same) 52 - 11 = 41 (both smaller).
40 is larger than 06 which is the same as 6
i think my number will get larger than 50-x.
larger
Large size clothing is the same price as smaller priced clothing primarily because the difference in the amount of material is small enough that it simply isn't worth the effort, nor the public backlash, to price it higher. Extremely large clothes, such as xxl shirts, however, are frequently priced higher than their smaller counterparts, as at this point rising material costs require it.
The smaller object will have a larger acceleration than the larger object. This is because, from Newton's second law, the acceleration of a body is given by: a = F/m where a is acceleration F is resultant force and m is mass F is constant, so acceleration is inversely proportional to mass. Hence, the smaller object will have a larger acceleration.
The same as ours do... light constricts (smaller), darkness dilates (larger) the pupil.
Alaska is larger.On a map it is smaller because it is a flat map