Answer:
$17,214 and $54,606
Explanation:
The computation is shown below:
For 4% inflation free risk rate, the dollar amount would be for 0 year
= Deposit×(1+interest rate^-number of years)
= $31,000×(1+0.04^-15)
= $17,214
For 8% market interest rate, the dollar amount would be for 15 year
= Dollar amount computed ×(1+interest rate^number of years)
= $17,214×(1+0.08^15)
= $54,606
Answer:
$10,427
Explanation:
With a total salary of $14,900, each month an amount is withheld in income tax and state tax of $2,740 and $880.
Hence the amount left after taxes is $11,280.
Now deducting the 6.2% and the 1.45% from the $11,280, Joe is only left with $10,427 as his salary.
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Answer:
The probability that neither of both stocks increase is 0,14
Explanation:
The Complement Rule states that the sum of the probabilities of an event and its complement must equal 1.
The data we have is the probability that Stock A or B increase, we are looking for the probability that neither occur, so we have to use the complement of each one.
Complement of Stock A =1-0.54=0.46
Complement of Stock B =1-0.68=0.32
If we want to know the probability of both events happening we have to multiply both complements.
Probability that neither of these two events will occur= 0.46 x0.32= 0,1472
The rate of return on an investment is the investors gain or loss on the investment over a period of time.
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