Answer:
answer is 0.001254.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that you invested in 3 stocks of Engineering Aces, Upton Clothiers, and Thompson Musical Instruments.
Also given that each stock value is independent of the other.
Let E be the event changing in value by more than 10% in a given week for Engineering Aces,
U be the event changing in value by more than 10% in a given week for Upton Clothiers, and T be the event changing in value by more than 10% in a given week for Thompson Musical Instruments.
Given that P(E) = = 19%
P(U) = 11%
P(T) = 6%
probability that all three will change by more than 10% in the same week
= P(EUT)
= P(E) P(U) P(T) since three events are independent.
=0.19(0.11)0.06
= 0.001254
Answer:
PT=RT
PR is prependicular to qs
PQ=QR
QPR is congruent to SPR
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
4:10
Step-by-step explanation:
use ratio and further divide
Options were not present in the question we are Stating below;
Rashida owns a bike rental company. She charges an initial fee of $10 for each rental and an hourly rate of $4. A customer paid $34 for a bike rental. Which of the equations below could be used to find how many hours, x, the customer rented the bike?

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Amount customer paid = $34
Initial fee = $10
Hourly rate = $4
We need to write the equation used to find how many hours, x, the customer rented the bike.
Solution:
Let the number of hours customer rented the bike be 'x'.
Now we can say that;
Amount customer paid is equal to sum of Initial fee plus Hourly rate multiplied by number of hours customer rented the bike.
framing in equation form we get;

Hence The equation used to find number of hours customer rented the bike is
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