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Solution :

Given that :

The probability of buying a new car,  P(NC) = 0.9

Probability of buying Ford = 0.3

That is, if Jackson family buy a car that is a ford car, $P(F) = 0.9 \times 0.3$

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The probability for getting more than 20 miles per gallon = 0.4

That is if Jackson family buy a car that have more than 20 miles per gallon mileage, $P(20) = 0. 9 \times0.4=0.36$

The conditions

All of the car have more than 20 miles per gallon mileage.

It means that buying a ford car is subset of getting more than 20 miles per gallon.

$P(20 \text{ miles per gallon}\ \cap \ \text{Ford})=P(F)$

Therefore, the probability of buying a car either getting more than 20 miles per gallon or ford = $P(20 \text{ miles per gallon}\ \cup \ \text{Ford})$

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$P(20 \text{ miles per gallon}\ \cup \ \text{Ford})=P(20) + P(F) - P(20 \text{ miles per gallon }\cap \ \text{Ford})$

$P(20 \text{ miles per gallon}\ \cup \ \text{Ford})=P(20) + P(F) - P(F)$

$P(20 \text{ miles per gallon}\ \cup \ \text{Ford})=P(20) $

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c) $25,790

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JUNE JULY AUGUST SEP

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20% OF NEXT MONTH SALE

OPENING UNITS - 1820 4400 4800

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RAW MATERIAL REQUIRED

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FINISHED GOODS REQUIRED * 4

CLOSING UNITS9992 9840 8080 -

10% OF NEXT MONTH NEEDS

OPENING UNITS - 5400 9992 9840

10% OF PREVIOUS MONTH NEEDS

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b) 17.60%  

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a. Increase in sales a 2,30,000  

Less:    

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