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Problem 1. In each example below, decide whether the random variable is binomial. If it is, determine the values for n and p . If it isn't, explain why not. (a) Draw 3 cards at random, one after the other, without replacement, from a set of 4 cards consisting of one club, one diamond, one heart, and one spade; X is the number of diamonds selected. (b) Draw 3 cards at random, one after the other, with replacement, from a set of 4 cards consisting of one club, one diamond, one heart, and one spade; X is the number of diamonds selected. (c) Approximately 1 in every 20 children in the United States has a certain disease. Let X be the number of children with the disease out of a random sample of 100 children. (d) The probability of having blood type B is 0.1 . Choose 4 people at random in Colorado. Let X be the number with blood type B. (e) A student answers 10 quiz questions completely at random; the first five are true/false the second five are multiple choice, with four options each. X represents the number of correct answers..

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Problem 10 (modified) Karen earns $100 , 000 in the current period and will earn $110 , 000 in the future period. 1. Assuming that these are the only periods, and the banks borrow and lend at an interest rate of r = 0 , draw her intertemporal budget constraint. 2. Now suppose that banks offer 10 percent interest on funds deposited in the current period, and offer loans also at 10 percent rate. Draw her new intertemporal budget constraint..

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Problem 1. Consider the figure below illustrating the actual and requircd investments per capita. a. How many nom-trivial steady-atates exist in the econousy above? Pinpoint and label the steady states om the figuro. (10 points) b. Discuss the local stability properties of each steady- state. Is any of the steady-states in a poverty trap? If so explain. ( 15 points) c. What does it mean for a steady-state to be unstable (a.k.a, a source)? Explain (15 points) investamate jot rapilin. ant laleit the straty-etatew ce the fear (1e pedins) 1 Boptwih u (is pedats).

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Problem 1: (ERD Model) Assume that you are a database specialist for Technology Visionaries LLC. You are required to create a conceptual data model for Animal Humane Society. The following are the data requirements gathered: a. The Animal Humane society has a few animal shelters. Each shelter is identified by an identification number and has an address, a phone number, and a set of days on which it is open. A shelter is managed by one employee. b. An employee has an identification number, name, address, phone number, and a pay rate. An employee may work at more than one shelter. c. A volunteer has an identification number, name, address, phone number, and a meal allowance. A volunteer may work at more than one shelter. d. An animal is housed at one shelter. Each animal has an identification number that is unique to its shelter, a name, a birth date, and a species. Draw a SINGLE (one) integrated ER diagram to represent the data requirements for the Animal Humane Society. You must include in your diagram ALL the entities, attributes, primary keys, relationships and constraints (multiplicity, participation). You should also describe the relationship direction and gives an appropriate name to describe the meaning of the relationship..

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Problem 1 Suppose the charity decided to maximize total donations, given its budget limit on advertising. How should advertising funds be spent, and what amount will be raised in donations as a result? use excel solver to solve this A well-known charity is interested in conducting a TV campaign to solicit contributions. The campaign will be conducted in two metropolitan areas. Past experience indicates that, in each city, the total contributions are a function of the amount of money expended for TV advertisements. Specifically, the charity has estimated response functions that indicate the percentage of the population making a donation as a function of the dollars spent on TV advertisement. The form of this function is y = 1 e x , where x represents the advertising expenditure (in thousands of dollars), y represents the percentage donating, and is a parameter that differs from city to city. The charity has earmarked a fund of $400 , 000 for advertising between the two cities and wants to determine the best allocation of these funds..

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