Answer:
A. 0.24
Explanation:
From the question ,
The probability that mutual funds A will rise is 40 % , i.e. , P ( A ) = 0.40
The second statement given is , the probability of rise in B with A , is 60% , i.e. , P ( B | A ) = 0.6
Therefore , to calculate the probability that both funds will increase is given by P( B n A ) .
Since ,
P ( B | A ) = P (B n A) / P(A)
Now, putting the respective values -
0.6 = P(B n A) / 0.4
rearranging ,
P (B n A) = 0.6 * 0.4
P(B n A) = 0.24
probability that both the fund A and fund B will rise in price = 0.24 .
Answer:
C) Yes, Yolanda is correct. It is illegal for Mike to take such actions. The landlords may serve the tenants with a three-day notice of eviction.
Explanation:
Eviction processes can be relatively simple, by just sending an eviction notice and the tenants voluntarily leaving the property, or they can be very messy and end up in court. But in no case, can the landlord just get into the property and kick the tenants out.
The length of the eviction process also varies depending on the cause, in this case since the tenants already we more than 3 months of rent tht is more than sufficient cause.
If after the 3 day notice Jeff and Ryan still haven't left, then Yolanda and Mike will have to start an eviction lawsuit that usually takes a few weeks (its a speedy process). Since Yolanda and Mike have a reasonable cause for evicting the tenants, the court will probably order and immediate eviction (or maybe give them a week or so).
Then if Jeff and Mike still stay on the property things get messy and the police should force them out.
Answer:
$34,200
Explanation:
Step 1 : Cost of Equipment
<em>Cost of Equipment include Purchase Price plus other costs directly incurred to put the asset in location and condition intended for use by management</em>
Cost of Equipment = $110,500
Step 2 : Depreciation
Depreciation = (Cost - Residual Value)/ Useful Life
= $17,100
Step 3 : Accumulated Depreciation
Accumulated Depreciation = $17,100 x 2 = $34,200
Therefore,
the amount of accumulated depreciation at December 31, 2022 is $34,200