1. 2
2. 14
3. 20
4. 56
if the : means something other than division then these r wrong sorry
<h3>Straightforward Solution</h3>
The long way around is to compute the return from each investment and relate the sum of those returns to the toal investment.
You have invested $33×100 = $3300 in clooney. You expect a return of 20%×$3300 = $660 on that investment.
You have invested $42×100 = $4200 in marx. You expect a return of 12%×$4200 = $504 on that investment.
Your total expected return is $660 + 504 = $1164. Your total investment is $3300 + 4200 = $7500. Thus, the return on your investment is expected to be
... $1164/$7500 = 0.1552 ≈ 15.5% . . . . matches choice a.
<h3>Alternative Solution</h3>
Since the same number of shares is involved in both investments, you can weight the expected return percentages by the ratio of share price to total of share prices:
expected return = (33/75)×20% + (42/75)×12%
... = 8.80% + 6.72% = 15.52%
Answer:
there is no change because it is a circle
just like a line, straight but long
1). Recall the formula for the volume of a cylinder:
Volume = (pi) x (radius of the round end)² x (length or height) .
2). Gather together the number you'll use for pi, the radius of the
cylinder's round end, and its length or height. Make sure that the
radius of the round end and the length or height are in the same units.
If they're not, then convert something so that they are.
3). Write each number into its place in the formula.
4). Perform the indicated operations. The final number is the
volume of your cylinder.
