Its Letter B -0.5
negative because its slope is negative (from left to right it's going downward)
so there are 2 negavite numbers in the choices, -0.5 and -0.95.
The nearer the value to 1 the less scatter it is. The farther the value to 1 (means nearer to 0) the more scatter it is. Because the plot in the picture is mostly scattered the value should be nearer to 0. It is negative 0.5.
Answer:
7000 in the account that paid 9% interest rate and 3000 in the account that paid 8% interest rate
Step-by-step explanation:
Let $x be invested in account 1 and $(10000-x) in the second account
Then, 870=x*9/100+(10000-x)*8/100
x=$7,000.
<u>Answer:</u>
Broker1 with $66.
Broker2 with $54.25
Broker4 with $50
Broker3 with $47.5
Broker5 with $33.5
<u>Explanation :
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Total number of shares Cindy have : 300
Market Price per share : $25
Total price for the shares : 300
$25
= $7500
Now ,
<u>Case 1:
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Commission provided by broker1 = 0.75%
Online fees provided by broker1 = $ 10
Total price provided by broker1= 
=$66.25
<u>Case 2: </u>
Commission provided by broker2= 0.5%
Online fees provided by broker2=$17
Total price provided by broker2= 
=$54.5
<u>Case 3:
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Commission provided by broker 3= 0.6% for 100 0r few
Not applicable because the total shares are 300
For over 100 shares
Commission provided= 0.5%
Online fees = $10
Total price = 
=$47.5
<u>Case 4:
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For more than 100 shares
Online fees for buying and sharing= $50
Total price = $50
<u>Case5 :
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Commision for a share bought or sold = 0.05%
Online fees =$30
Total Price= 
=$33.75
The median, because the data is not symmetric and there are outliers is the data is not symmetric and there are outliers.
The median of the data set is 8 cakes, while the average is 7.5.
However, 21 of the 31 chefs, or roughly 2/3, made 8 or more cakes. This makes the median a better center for this data, since the data is clearly skewed. The four chefs that made 1 cake each brings the average down, skewing the mean and making the median a better representation of the data.
Answer:
1 1/2 points
Step-by-step explanation: