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Wilcox, chief executive officer and chairman of the board of directors, owned 60 percent of the shares of Sterling Corporation.

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Answer:

Sterling Corporation

a. Arguments to support the minority shareholders' claim include:

1. If there is a provision to this effect in the Shareholders' agreement,

2. If the minority shareholders can prove that Wilcox oppressed the minority shareholders by selling off his shares in the corporation, and

3. If the Shareholders' agreement forbids Wilcox from selling off his shareholdings.

b. The arguments to reject the minority shareholders' claim include:

1. As the majority shareholder, Wilcox dictates the direction of firm until the sale-off.

2. Wilcox is within his rights to sell his shares to Conrad.

3. Wilcox does not oppress the minority shareholders with the sale to Conrad.

c. Wilcox should prevail. Apparently, he did not act illegally or contrary to agreement.

Step-by-step explanation:

Shareholding of Wilcox (chief executive officer and chairman of the BOD) = 60%, which is > 50%.

Shareholding of Minority shareholders = 40%, which is <50%

Market price per share of Sterling Corporation = $22

Selling price of Wilcox's shares = $29

Excess of the market price = $7 ($29 - $22)

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A contract between a manufacturer and a consumer of light bulbs specifies that the mean lifetime of the bulbs must be at least 1

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Answer:

Follows are the solution to the given points:

Step-by-step explanation:

In point a:

In this sense, describe what type of error I will be.

Type I error: to conclude that perhaps the mean bulb life would be less than three hours when it becomes (at least) 3 hours.

In point b:

Describe throughout this context what the Type II error becomes.

An error of type II: never assuming that its bulbs' mean lifetime is much less than 3 hours. three hours at least

In point c:

What error — type I and type II — would further impact the interaction between the manufacturer and the customer?

A Type II error is probably further problematic because it means that even the buyer will buy bulbs that do not last long.

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An optical inspection system is used to distinguish among different part types. The probability of a correct classification of a

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Answer: Mean = 2.91 and Variance = 0.087

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : The probability of a correct classification of any part p= 0.97.

The number of parts are inspected : n=3

Let the random variable X denote the number of parts that are correctly classified.

For binomial experiment , the mean and variance is given by :-

$\mu=np\\\\\sigma^2=np(1-p)$

Then, the the mean and variance of X will be :-

$\mu=3(0.97)=2.91\\\\\sigma^2=np(1-p)=3(0.97)(0.03)=0.0873\approx0.087\ \ [ \text{Rounded to three decimal places}]$

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Finding the slope is super easy. Just subtract the second y value with the first. (0) Then do the same for x value. (6)
The answer is 0.

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