Answer:
a) 13% of people did not experience problems with an online transaction.
b) 36.54% of people experienced problems with an online transaction and abandoned the transaction or switched to a competitor′s website
c) 46.11% of people experienced problems with an online transaction and contacted customer-service representatives.
Step-by-step explanation:
a. What percentage of people did not experience problems with an online transaction?
87% of people have experienced problems with an online transaction. So 100 - 87 = 13% of people did not experience problems with an online transaction.
b. What percentage of people experienced problems with an online transaction and abandoned the transaction or switched to a competitor′s website?
87% of people have experienced problems with an online transaction. Forty-two percent of people who experienced a problem abandoned the transaction or switched to a competitor′s website.
Then:
0.87*0.42 = 0.3654
36.54% of people experienced problems with an online transaction and abandoned the transaction or switched to a competitor′s website.
c. What percentage of people experienced problems with an online transaction and contacted customer-service representatives?
87% of people have experienced problems with an online transaction. Fifty-three percent of people who experienced problems contacted customer-service representatives.
Then:
0.87*0.53 = 0.4611
46.11% of people experienced problems with an online transaction and contacted customer-service representatives.
First, we have to find the slope

It is an horizontal line
Point-slope form= = y - 6 = 0 (x - 3)
Slope-intercept = y=mx + b,
let's find b

y = 0x + 6
y = 6
Answer:
<em>5i * 7i = 64</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>i </em>stands for inches, but Ion kno if that's the variable u need. But what I did makes the most sense. But Ion kno if it's right cuz that's my best guess, so y'all don't be gettin mad if it's wrong.
Well, first off, let's find what is the slope of BC

now, a line perpendicular to that one, will have a negative reciprocal slope, thus

now, we know the slope "m" of AB is -2 then, thus