Answer:
The approximate probability that more than 360 of these people will be against increasing taxes is P(Z> <u>0.6-0.45)</u>
√0.45*0.55/600
The right answer is B.
Step-by-step explanation:
According to the given data we have the following:
sample size, h=600
probability against increase tax p=0.45
The probability that in a sample of 600 people, more that 360 people will be against increasing taxes.
We find that P(P>360/600)=P(P>0.6)
The sample proposition of p is approximately normally distributed mith mean p=0.45
standard deviation σ=√P(1-P)/n=√0.45(1-0.45)/600
If x≅N(u,σ∧∧-2), then z=(x-u)/σ≅N(0,1)
Now, P(P>0.6)=P(<u>P-P</u> > <u>0.6-0.45)</u>
σ √0.45*0.55/600
=P(Z> <u>0.6-0.45)</u>
√0.45*0.55/600
Answer: 9.1
Step-by-step explanation:
Add all of the numbers up and divide by 8
Answer:
10 -> 14
15-> 19
20-> 24
25-> 29
Step-by-step explanation:
Add 4 each time
Answer:
- amount lent: ₹6000
- interest received: Kamal, ₹600; Anand, ₹615.
Step-by-step explanation:
For principal P invested at simple interest rate r, the returned value in t years is ...
A = P(1 +rt)
If K is Kamal's returned value, the given numbers tell us ...
K = P(1 +0.05·2) = 1.1P
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For principal P invested at compound interest rate r, with interest compounded annually for t years, the returned value is ...
A = P(1 +r)^t
If A is Anand's returned value, the given numbers tell us ...
A = P(1.05)² = 1.1025P
This latter amount is RS.15 more than the former one, so we have ...
1.1025P = 1.1P +15
0.0025P = 15 . . . . . . . . subtract 1.1P
P = 6000 . . . . . . . . . . . divide by 0.0025 . . . . the amount lent
Kamal received 1.1P -P = 0.1P = 600 on the investment.
Each lent ₹6000. Kamal received ₹600 in interest; Anand received ₹615 in interest.
