8.5, since there are 2 significant digits, the only 2 numbers would be 8 and 4, so round at 4 since 5 isn't included by is above and equal to 5
Use A = P (1 + r/n) ^(nt). Assuming that we're dealing with years here, n = 1, so we have
A = P (1 + r) ^(t), where r is the interest rate as a decimal fraction.
The investment decreases in value, so the common ratio r is (1.000-0.012), or 0.988.
Thus, A = $100,000* (0.988) ^25 = $73947.52 is the current value, after 25 years.
This is actually easy, because you just have to add up the 25 +15 and that would get you 40. Then you would have to add 20 to the 40 and that would be 60, so that would make 40/60 chance that she wouldn't get blue.
And if you need it in a percentage, then you can just convert this into a percentage which would be, 66.666666666667%, also known as 66.67%
