In a math book??? Need more explanation
In other words, the event<span> has no effect on the probability of another </span>event<span> occurring. </span>Independent events<span> in probability are no different from </span>independent events<span> in real life. ... When two </span>events<span> are </span>independent<span>, one </span>event does not influence the probability of another event<span>.</span>
Answer:
Principal: $6,166.67
Principal: $5,200.00
Explanation:
<u><em>1. $6000 for 50 days at 20% p.a</em></u>
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In 20% pa, pa means "per annum", i.e. "per year".
Assume simple interest:
Interest:
- Interest = Principal × number of days × annual rate / 360
- Interest = $6,000 × 50 × 20% / 360 = $166.67
Principal = principal + interest = $6,000 + $166.67 = $6,166.67
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<u><em>2. $5000 for 5 months at 0.8% per month</em></u>
Assume, again, simple interest.
- interest: 0.80% per month
Interest:
- Interest = Principal × number of months × montly rate
- Interest = $5,000 × 5 × 0.80% = $200.00
Principal = principal + interest = $5,000 + $200.00 = $5,200
You can see that the accrued interests depend on the principal, the interest rate, and the time.
153=9*17=3*3*17
so the prime factorization is 3*3*17 (also can be written
*17)
There an infinite number of solutions that can be generated by giving different values
