This is the formula for computing the required rate of return in a market: E(R)<span> = Rf + ß( R<span>market </span>- R<span>f </span>). This is called as the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM). The E(R) represents the required rate of return; the Rf is the risk-free rate; the </span>ß is the beta coefficient (which we are looking for); and the Rmarket is the rate of return on the market. Substituting the values to this formula, you can come up with the beta coefficient of 1.4.
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1. 108 | 6x12 = 72 9x12 = 108 |
2. 91 | 13x7 = 19
3. 19 | 108/6 90/6 = 19/15 |
4. 50. 400/8 = 50
5. 50. 300/6
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Step-by-step explanation:
You have 5 types of pasta and 4 flavors, 5*4=20, and one choice, 1/20 One over twenty, and I think that your answer is nineteen over twenty 19/20. Sorry if I am wrong. Forgive me.
Given the markup of 75%, the selling price of the item became:
Cost×(1+Markup)=selling price
the initial price of the house will therefore be:
C×(1+0.75)=350
1.75C=350
C=350/1.75
C=$200
therefore the initial selling price was $200. Given that after the markup price was later reduced by 20%, the new price became:
80/100×350
=$280
If the price was later reduced by 30% the new price was:
70/100×280
=$196
From this final price we see that if the original price was $200 and the selling price is now $196, then the item is actually selling at lose.<span />