Helen’s Heating and Air (HHA) wants to encourage interest in their new smart refrigerators. They know that WidgetCo also sells smart refrigerators. HHA’s marketing manager creates the broad match keyword "refrigerator," and adds "WidgetCo" as a negative keyword. The two searches may prompt the ad are
- Smart refrigerator reviews
- Energy-efficient fridge
Explanation:
Since Helen’s Heating and Air has added “WidgetCo” as a negative keyword, the ad won’t be shown on any term that has that negative term anywhere in keyword.
When selecting negative keywords for search campaigns, we need to look for search terms that are similar to the used keywords, but they might show results in customers searching for a different product.
For a successful search campaigns, one should use broad match, phrase match, or exact match negative keywords.
Answer:
The correct answer is option (C).
Explanation:
According to the scenario, the given data are as follows:
Stock M = $18,200
Expected Return on Stock M = 10.40%
Stock N = $30,900
Expected return on Stock N = 14.30%
So, we can calculate the expected return on portfolio by using the following formula:
Expected return = Respective return (Stock M) × Respective weights (stock M) + Respective return (Stock N) × Respective weights (stock N)
Here, Total investment= ($18,200 + $30,900) = $49,100
So, by putting the value
Expected Return = (18200/49100 × 10.4) + (30900/49100 × 14.30)
= 12.85% (Approx).
Hence, the expected return on the portfolio is 12.85%.
Answer:
The relationship between marketing and finance is arguably one of the most important within any business. Traditionally perceived as an adversarial tug of war between marketing on one side spending the money and finance on the other trying to save it, this relationship has evolved into a modern marriage of equals.
Explanation:
I can't think of the product anymore, I've already answered the first one
Answer:
16.25;
g(f(x)) ;
76 ;
f(g(x))
Explanation:
For 15 off
f(x) = x - 15
For 35% off
g(x) = (1 - 0.35)x = 0.65x
g(x) = 0.65x
A.)
For the $15 off coupon :
f(x) = x - 15
f(x) 40 - 15 = 25
For the 35% coupon :
g(x) = (1-0.35)x
g(x) = 0.65(25)
g(x) = 16.25
B.)
Applying $15 off first, then 35%
Here, g is a function of f(x)
g(f(x))
Here g(x) takes in the result of f(x) ;
For the $140 off coupon :
f(x) = x - 15
f(140) = 140 - 15 = 125
For the 35% coupon :
g(125) = (1-0.35)x
g(124) = 0.65(125) = $81.25
C.)
x = 140
g(x) = 0.65x
g(140) = 0.65(140)
g(140) = 91
f(x) = x - 15
f(91) = 91 - 15
f(91) = 76
D.)
Here, F is a function of g(x)
f(g(x))
f(x) = (0.65*140) - 15
Answer:
B. gross income - (required deductions + optional deductions)
Explanation:
Take-home refers to the net pay of an individual. Salaried employees are subject to statutory deduction, such as taxes and pensions. An employee may also have voluntary deductions like loans or a mortgage. The net pay that an employee receives after all deductions is the take-home pay.
Take-home is subject to state laws and regulations. Employers are not allowed to deduct employees' pay beyond a certain percentage. The law requires an employee to have a take-home of around 36 percent if his or her net income.
