The price of a stock rose from a yearly low of $9.68 to $18.61. what was the stock percent increase from its low price that year
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Answer:
A. median and mode
B. Mean
C. Mean
d. Positively skewed
Step-by-step explanation:
a. Mean = sum of all values / numbers of values = 1804 / 23 = 78.4. this eliminates the mean and leaves the median and mode, both of which are 62.
Median = middlemost value = 62
Mode = most frequent value = 62
b. Only the Mean would be affected. It would move from 78.4 to 80.6. (calculated as 1853 / 23). The median and mode would not be affected as the 62 would remain the middlemost value and the most frequent.
c. Removing the largest value would result in the mean changing. The mean would now be 73 (calculated as 1607 / 22). Since the values are no longer 23, but now 22, the median would be the average of the 2 middlemost values, ((62+62) / 2) which would still result in 62 as the median.
d. we use the Five number summary:
Median / Interquartile Range = 62
First Quartile / Q1 = (51 +57) / 2 = 54
Third Quartile / Q3 = (99 + 104) / 2 = 101.5
Minimum = 2
Maximum = 197 ; therefore Range = (197 - 2) = 195.
Please see attached box and whisker plot. The distribution is positively skewed.
Answer:
The size of Harry's loan is $9000.
Step-by-step explanation:
D(t) models Harry's remaining debt, in dollars, as a function of time t, in months that is given by :
We can see 200 is in negative that means it is getting deducted from the function. So, Harry must be paying this each month against his loan.
Lets put t = 0, that shows no payments have been made.
This will get the amount of loan, before any payments.
So,
Hence, the size of Harry's loan is $9000.