Well first all you have to do is simplifying both sides of the equation then of course isolating the variable then you should end up with

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Years for one serious accident is 10 year
<u>Given:</u>
Probability of having a serious accident = 10% every year
P(serious accident) = 0.1
Number of years = n
<u>Computation:</u>
Years for one serious accident = 1 / Probability of having a serious accident
Years for one serious accident = 1 / P(serious accident)
Years for one serious accident = 1 / 0.1
Years for one serious accident = 10 year
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Answer:
The right answer is Option B:

Step-by-step explanation:
In this case we have to perform a hypothesis test on the proportion of the people owning cats.
The claim is that the proportion is significantly different than 905, what means it can be greater or smaller than 90% to reject the null hypothesis. Because of that, the null hypothesis has to state an equality (H0:p=0.9).
The right answer is Option B:

HE was planning to pay 30$ but it ended up as 60$ so in that case it´s 42$.