Answer:
$1,558.33
Step-by-step explanation:
Subtract the salvage value from the original purchase price:
$22,000 − $3,300 = $18,700.
Divide $18,700 by the useful life of the van:
depreciation expenses = ≈ $1,558.33 per year.
Because the probability is uniform (equally likely) between 20 and 100 pounds, the probability distribution is uniform between 80 and 100 pounds, with the value 1/(100-20) = 1/80 chocolates/pound.
Let x = random variable that represents pounds of chocolate consumed.
Therefore
P(x < 60) = (60 - 20)*(1/80) = 1/2.
Answer: The probability is 1/2.
Quantitive since it can be counted
