Answer:
Step-by-steIn order to go to college, Chris goes from working full-time making $30,000 per year to working part-time at half the salary for two years. The cost of his education will be $5,000. If Chris makes $35,000 per year after getting his degree, approximately how many years will it take him to recover his investment? *
it would take him 7 years to recover the 35,000 he invested
p explanation:
he was in college two years and it cost him a total of 5000 and he lost 30000 from the two years he worked part time
Profit for August: x
Profit for September: x - 22%x
Total Profit for August & September: $689,000
x + x - 22% x = 689,000
2x - .22x = 689,000
1.78x = 689,000
x = 689,000/1.78
x = 387,078.65
August Profits: $387,078.65
September Profits: 387,078.65 - (22%)(387,078.65) = 387,078.65 - 85,157.30 = 301,921.35
August Profits: $387,078.65
September Profits
$301,921.35
Answer:
n≅376
So sample size is 376.
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula we are going to use is:
where:
n is the sample size
p is the probability of favor
q is the probability of not in favor
E is the Margin of error
z is the distribution
α=1-0.98=0.02
α/2=0.01
From cumulative standard Normal Distribution
p is taken 0.5 for least biased estimate, q=1-p=0.5
n≅376
So sample size is 376
1/6 < 1/4 so 1/6 would equal 2/12 and 1/4 would equal 3/12 so which means if you take one from each it would be 5/12 but if you took 2 from the first one it would only be 2/12 which is why you need to read correctly because THE REASON MARK IS CORRECT IS BECAUSE 5/12 IS GREATER THAN 2/12
