Answer:
c. 0.0819
Explanation:
The mean = 0.85
standard error of the proportion is: sp = sqrt(pq/n)
= sqrt ((.85)(0.15) / 51) = 0.05
P(0.9115 < X < 0.946) = P( (0.9115 - 0.85) / 0.05 < z < (0.946 - 0.85) / 0.05 )
= P(1.23 < z < 1.92)
= P(z < 1.92) - P(z < 1.23) = 0.0819
Group of answer choices.
A. German tourists traveling abroad.
B. American tourists traveling in France.
C. Canadian firms selling in Germany.
D. Canadian investors with money investments in Germany.
Answer:
B. American tourists traveling in France.
Explanation:
A foreign exchange market can be defined as a type of market where the currency of a country is converted to that of another country.
For example, the conversion of the United States of America dollars into naira, rands, yen, pounds, euros, etc., at the foreign exchange market.
In this context, a stronger euro is less favorable for American tourists traveling in France because the currency of the Americans, which is the U.S dollars would exchange at a far lesser rate to the euros.
However, a stronger euro would be more favorable for German tourists that are traveling abroad, Canadian firms that trade or sells its products in Germany, and Canadian investors who are having money investments in Germany.
Note: Euro is the official currency (legal tender or money) of Germany.
Answer:
The proportion of people in your sample whose response is yes=40 people
Explanation:
<em>Step 1: Determine the statistical proportion that will say yes</em>
Proportion=40%=40/100=0.4
<em>Step 2: Determine the proportion in the sample that will say yes</em>
The proportion in the sample can be expressed as;
P=S×Z
where;
P=proportion in the sample
S=statistical proportion
Z=sample size
In our case;
P=unknown to be determined
S=40%=40/100=0.4
Z=100
replacing;
Proportion in the sample=0.4×100=40
The proportion of people in your sample whose response is yes=40 people
Answer:
Excess supply as well as excess demand in market A
Explanation:
Equilibrium price is the price of the market, where the quantity of the goods supplied will be equal to the quantity of the goods demanded by the customers. The equilibrium price is determined by the intersect of the demand and the supply curve.
When the equilibrium price is $24, but the current price is $21, so, at this price, there would be supply and the demand in excess for the customers of the goods exist in the market A.
