The average gross income for domestic movies (in mln) is 180
A film industry-specific term used by box office reporters such as Variety and Box Office Mojo. For movies released in North America, box office revenue is usually divided into domestic, including the United States and Canada, and international, including all other countries.
Today, weekly box office revenues are usually considered Friday-Thursday, reflecting the fact that most movies are officially released on Friday in the United States. Variety was published every Wednesday for many years, so most of the weekly box office revenue they reported in the 1920s-1990s was from Thursday-Wednesday.
Most of the Weekly Loss is weekend cashiers. Historically, this has been reported as box office revenue from Friday to Sunday, and holidays close to weekends. Day numbers from Friday to Sunday are also now used.
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Yes, it's 20c cheaper than your neighborhood store.
Answer:
a) ME= 1.93
b) confidence interval= (19.59,23.45)
Explanation:
a) Sample of customers is 64, population standard deviation is 6 and confidence level is 99%
Sample mean= 21.52
Sample size= 64
Confidence level= 99%
Population standard deviation= 6
Standard error of the mean= 0.75
Z-value= -2.5758 (From Z table)
Interval half width= 1.9319
Margin of error at 99% confidence interval is 1.93 from the output.
b) Confidence interval
Interval upper limit= 19.59
Interval lower limit= 23.45
99% confidence interval is (19.59, 23.45) from the output.
ME= 
= 1.93
Answer:
$60,000
Explanation:
The movement in finished goods balance between the beginning and end of a period is due to the cost of goods sold and goods manufactured. This may be expressed mathematically as;
Opening balance + manufactured goods - cost of goods sold - other write-offs = closing balance.
where there are no other write-offs,
$10,000 + $200,000 - cost of goods sold = $150,000
Cost of goods sold = $10,000 + $200,000 - $150,000
= $60,000
Answer: 90 feet
Explanation:
From the question, we are told that Property owners on one street have petitioned the city to install paved alleys behind their homes and that Marcus has a rectangular lot that measures 90 feet by 140 feet.
He would pay the special assessment based on 90 feet which is the width of the rectangular lot.
