The probability that client G you’re considering for a 30-year policy, lives to be 48 years old is 99.90%
<h3>How to determine the probability?</h3>
The question is incomplete, because a probability table is required to answer this question
From the table in the complete question, the required probability is:
P = 0.998986
Express as percentage
P = 99.8986%
Approximate to 2 decimal places
P = 99.90%
Hence, the required probability is 99.90%
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Answer:
Because this question was posted 4 days ago I'm assuming that you Oliver don't need any help anymore,... BUT,... with the amount of info given it is not possible to answer the question for example,...
- They could sell: 4 adult tickets costing $15 each and 2 student ones cost $1 dollar each,...
All of that adding up to $64
- Or they could sell: 4 adult tickets costing $10 each and 2 student ones cost $11 dollar each,...
All of that adding up to $64
- OR still (you're probably annoyed by now,... sorry) they could sell: 4 adult tickets costing $6 each and 2 student ones cost $19 dollar each,...
AND All of that adding up to $62
You get the point,... Hope that helped and see you in life,... (well actually because we're probably never going to meet each other in real life then no I probably won't see you in life,... but, I mean, you get the idea) Chow!
Answer: They would choose $300.00 for 10 people
Step-by-step explanation:
It would be cheaper
B is correct, mostly because b has the correct answer for the equation as a whole,