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In a study on the retirement savings plans of young Canadians, a sample of 400 Canadians between the ages of 25 and 34 revealed that only 14 made regular personal contributions to an RRSP. Based on this result, construct a 99% confidence interval for the true proportion of young Canadians (aged 25-34) who make regular personal contributions to an RRSP. (3 marks).

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In 2020, Natural Selection, a nationwide computer dating service has $508 million assets and $204 million of liabilities. Earnings before interests and taxes were $124 million, interest expense was $28.5million, the tax rate was 40%, principal payment requirements were $23.9 million, and annual dividends were 20% per share on $20 million share outstanding. Calculate the following for natural selection: liabilities-to-equity ratio times-interest-earned ratio times burden covered.

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