The common denominater for the question is 35. Multiply 7 x 5 because in this case, they have no number before that which is common.
$48.47. $33.20 + $18.33= $51.53
$51.53 - $100.00= $48.47
Answer:
it will take a programmer about 16.67 times to work before they are fired
Step-by-step explanation:
From the information given;
The transistion matrix for this study can be computed as:
P M X
P 0.7 0.2 0.1
M 0 0.95 0.05
X 0 0 1
where;
The probability that the programmer remains a programmer = 
The probability that the programmer turns out to be a manager = 
The probability that the programmer is being fired = 
Thus, the required number of years prior to the moment being fired for an employee y(P), for programmer and y(M) for manager is represented by ;



y(M) = 
y(M) =20
y(P)=1+0.7y(P)+0.2y(M)
y(P) - 0.7y(P) = 1 + 0.2y(M)
0.3y(P) = 1 + 0.2(20)=1+4
0.3y(P) = 1 + 4
0.3y(P) = 5


Therefore, it will take a programmer about 16.67 times to work before they are fired
Y<span> = –2(</span>x<span> – 20)^2</span><span> + 6,000
Hope This Is Sufficient !!</span>
Answer:0.25
Step-by-step explanation: 4/16 can be simplified to 1/4. Think about it like quarters. You need 4 quarters to have one dollar. If you have one quarter it is equal to $0.25.