I had to look for the options and here is my answer:
Based on the one presented above, we can say that the equivalent equation can be written like this: <span>BI + P = COGS + EI. BI refers to the beginning inventory and P is the purchases. The COGS is the cost of goods sold. EI is the ending inventory. Hope this helps.</span>
<span>It should be contained in the website URL if you'll be providing any personal information
https:// is a protocol, an updated version of HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol). A protocol is an established series of steps used in order to have a successful communication between two entities, in this case, the server that is hosting the web page, and the browser of the user. When you'll providing personal information, it's a good practice to use an https:// site, as it has an encryption contained, which make it safer to use. You should see https:// in the URL of the site.
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Primary Email account
It is important to keep safe mostly the primary mail account, as it contains the most private information, and from that, it is possible to have access to all the others information, login and password include, about other important sites such as credit card website or mortgage website.
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Cookie
A cookie is a small file that is stored on a computer: it has multiple functions such as keep track of your chronology, stores the information about the user experience and its preferences. They can also be used to make the navigation better, in which case they are called technical cookies.
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Neither until he verifies that it is the official Wi-Fi offered by the Airport and he makes sure he is using SSL and an up-to-date firewall
When it comes to make payment and important transaction on the web, it's safer to connect to Wi-Fi which is reliable and comes from authenticating source, as it is possible to steal information from your connection without the necessary precautions such as SSL and an up-to-date firewall.
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All answers are possible
</span><span>Fraudsters who are successful in their phishing scam may be able to empty your bank accounts, use your personal information to commit identity theft, charge your credit cards, read your email, and lock you out of your online account by changing your password, so all the answers are possible.</span>
Answer:
C. Someone likely to purchase your product or service is the correct answer.
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D. Find a balance of relatively high traffic and motivated buyers.
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The probability of getting paid more than $6500 in 100 weeks is 0.6%
Explanation:
In this problem, we need to define a probabilty distribution for the money earned.
The 100-week payoff can be expressed as
Being L the numbers of weeks we have low pay and H the weeks we have high pay.
Now, as it is a coin flip, H is a binomial random variable with p=0.5 and n=100
For a total pay off of more than 6500, H has to be
That means that in at least 63 of the 100 weeks we have to get a high pay.
If we compute the individual probabilities we get P(H≥63)=0.006 or 0.6%.