Answer:
Project A : $58,000
Project B: $52800
Project A should be selected as it has a higher expected profit value than project B
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the following:
PROJECT A:
Profit : ---------50000--90,000--10,000
Probability: ----0.6-------0.3--------0.1
PROJECT B:
Loss of 20,000 = -20,000 in profit terms
Profit : -----100,000--64,000--(-20,000)
Probability: ----0.1-------0.7--------0.2
Expected profit:
Profit value * probability of profit
Expected profit on project A:
[(50000*0.6)+(90000*0.3)+(10000*0.1)
30000 + 27000 + 1000 = $58000
Expected profit on project B:
[(100000*0.1)+(64000*0.7)+(-20000*0.2)
10000 + 44800 - 4000 = $50800
Project A should be selected as it has a higher expected profit value than project B
Answer:
20
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number of matches India played be X
Take the number of matches India won: 3x/5
Next, take the number of matches that India lost: 2x/5
We know that the Indian Cricket team won four matches than it had lost against New Zealand, so now let's set up our equation:
3x/5 = (2x/5) + 4
3x/5 - 2x/5 = 4
x/5 = 4
Multiply 5 on both sides and you'll get that:
x = 20
Hi!
This problem has two parts. First you need to find the slope, so let's do that. The equation for the slope is m = y2-y1/x2-x1
We can now plug the two given points into the equation.
m = 10-4/2-1
m = 6/1
m = 6
Now that we know the slope, and one point we can put this in slope intercept form. Slope intercept form is y=mx + b
So now we can plug in one point and the slope to find b
10 = 6(2) + b
10 = 12 + b
-2 = b
Now that we know both m and b, we can plug only those two into the equation y=mx + b, and we have the equation.
The equation is y = 6x - 2
Answer:
3 batches
Step-by-step explanation:
You know that he has a total of 
of chocolate chips and to make one batch, he uses 
of those chocolate chips. Another way of looking at it would be in this example, say I have a total of 10 balloons and I give 2 balloons to each person who visits me. How many people would get balloons? The answer would be 5 as I divide the total number of balloons that I have by 2. Similarly:
÷
×6
3
Let's examine the problem carefully.
You are given that each glass can contain 1/8 of a liter and that you have 3/4 of a liter of chocolate milk that is to be distributed to these glasses. When you analyze it you'll see that you are just asked to
divide your chocolate milk to the glasses, pouring each one to the brim (1/8 liter), and counting how many glasses you've filled.
Through basic division of fractions we'll get:
ANSWER: Anna can therefore pour chocolate milk into 6 glasses.
