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I need a answer for this

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drek231 [11]3 years ago

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Answer:

I think is A but I could be wrong.....But I don't think so because I did the math lol

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For this case we define some notation:

F= mortgage classified as fixed rate

V= mortgage classified as variable rate

We select a sample of 4 mortgages.

Part a

We have 2*2*2*2= 16 possible combinations defined below:

FFFF, FVFF, FFVF, FFFV,

FVFV, FFVV,FVVF,VVFF,

VFVF, VVFF,VFFV,FFVV

VVVV, VFVV, VVFV, VVVF

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