Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We can use normal aproximation, assuming that the random variables are a lot of that means the sample size is large.
Using the normal distribution table,
P(z>5) = 0.00005
Hence, we can conclude that the probability that the stock’s price will exceed 105 after 10 days is very small.
Hope this helps!
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Answer:
12 m n^2
Discussion:
3m * 4 * n * n = => 3* 4 = 12
12 m * n * n => as n*n = n^2
12 m n^2
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MrB
Answer:
YES!
Step-by-step explanation:
564,938 -> 565,000
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Your answer would be A because $4800 is your starting number and it increases 2% every year. How much is it in 20 years?
You use the formula ab^x
a is your starting number
b is the percentage
x is always the length of time
Since you are increasing and trying to get its worth larger than what it was before you use a number larger than one hundred percent in this case the number would be 1.02.
Y=4800(1.02)^20
Y=$7132.55
