Hmm, interesting
one way would be to multply it out or set it equal to 11x where x is a whole number (if x is not a whole number, then it is not divisible)
11x=7^6+7^5-7^4
undistribute 7^4
11x=(7^4)(7^2+7^1-1)
11x=(7^4)(49+7-1)
11x=(7^4)(55)
56=5*11
11x=(7^4)(5)(11)
divide by 11
x=5(7^4)
aka, find if 11 is a factor of that number
x=5(7^4)
Answer: Option A
Prob[Rp,T ≤ E(Rp) × 3 - 1.960 × σp √3]
Step-by-step explanation:
It should be noted that, the VaR for a 3-year period with a 2.5 percent probability is Prob[Rp,T ≤ E(Rp) × 3 - 1.960 × σp √3]. Therefore, option A only is correct while other options are wrong
Answer:
a) After adding the 0 test score, the mean would be the most appropriate measure of center to describe the data-------> is true
b) After adding the 0 test score, the mean would be affected-----> is true
c) After adding the 0 test score, the median would be the most appropriate measure of center to describe the data-----> is false
d) Before the missed test, Eva’s median score was 96-----> is false
e) Before the missed test, Eva’s median score was 91------ is true
f) Before the missed test, Eva’s mean score was 91.8-----> is true
Step-by-step explanation:
Hope this helps:)
8+-10=-2 you multiply and combine the variables and numbers.