Answer:
- A. $23
- B. 0.997359
Step-by-step explanation:
1. The policy rates in the table are for $25000 of insurance. Lydia wants $100,000 of insurance, which is 4 times the amount quoted in the table. Hence her premium will be 4 times the quoted premium. Her spot in the table is in the age 24–30 row and the Female Non-Smoker column. Lydia's premium will be 4×$3.50, or $14 per month.
She wants 2 times the amount quoted in the table ($50,000) of insurance for her spouse, so the premium will be 2 times that quoted in the table. His spot in the table is in the age Under 24 row and the Male Smoker column. The premium for his insurance will be 2×$4.50, or $9 per month.
The total of the two premiums will be $14 = 9 = $23 per month.
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2. The probability of living another year is the complement of the probability of dying. For a 35–44 year-old male, the probability of dying is 264.1/100,000, about 2.641×10^-3. The complement of that is ...
1 - 0.002641 = 0.997359
The answer is 3.29 (it’s making me write more than 20 character so I’m writing this)
Answer:
25,000 cm^3
Step-by-step explanation:
V=hwl
V=(25)(20)(50)
V=25*1000
V=25000
Answer: (p/5) + 30
Step-by-step explanation:
We are dividing the parking amount they had to pay by the 5 friends since they are splitting the amount they pay. Then we are adding 30 because that is how much each friend is paying.
Hello :)
So we are given Miguel bikes 25 km per hour.
Since it is per hour you can take a letter variable (in this case they used t) and multiply it by 25.
Then we are given the fact that he starts at mile 10, we would add this too the 25t because it is where he starts.
So Miguel's system of equations would be; d=25t+10
Now, for gabby we are given the fact that she bikes 30 km per hour. We do the same thing that we did with Miguel we take that number (30) and multiply it by a variable.
then we are given that she starts at 0, so we don't have to include this number.
So Gabby's system of equations would be; d=30t
the answer here would be A
Hope this helps :)
