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A fair coin (i.e. P(Heads)=P(Tails)=½) is tossed repeatedly. Find Pn, the probability that the number of heads appearing in #n tosses is even (Note: 0 is an even number). Solution Pn=nc0 0.5^n+nc2 0.5^n +------------------ =1/2=.5.
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A financial analyst collected useful information for 30 employees at Gamma Technologies, Inc.
These data include each selected employee\'s citizenship status (i.e., U.S. citizen? yes/no), age in
years, number of years of relevant work experience prior to employment at Gamma, number of
years of employment at Gamma, promotion potential (1= low, 2 = average, 3 = high) , and
annual salary.
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Solution
Citizenship Status: Nominal Age in Years: Interval Number of Years of Work
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(specifically, this is a Likert Scale) Annual Salary: Ratio There are four levels of variable
measurement: Nominal, Ordinal, Interval, and Ratio level of measurement. A nominal level
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and subtraction can be performed; in addition, 0 does not mean the absence of the quantity. The
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ratio level of measurement is an interval level of measurement with the properties that the ratios
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A Fill in the missing information for the balance sheet.B What.pdf
A: Fill in the missing information for the balance sheet.
B: What\'s the cash flow from assets?
C: What\'s the cash flow to creditors?
D: What\'s the current ratio?
E: What\'s the debt to equity ratio? Given is a partial balance sheet and income statement for
Louis, Inc. Balance Sheet 2014 2015 Curent Assets 225 Fixed Assets 150 Total Assets 557
Current Liabilities 234 Long-Term Liabilities 60 52 Stockholders\' Equity 22s Total liabilitiesSE
601 | Income Statement 2015 Revenue 1000 COGS 333 Depreciation 285 EBIT Interest Expense
49 EBT Taxes Expense @30% Net Income
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Company income statement
Revenue
1000
Cost of goods sold
333
Depreciation
285
EBIT
382
Interest
49
Taxes (30%)
99.9
Net income
233.10
Balance sheet
2014
2015
Current assets
225
407
Fixed assets
376
150
Total assets
601
557
Current liabilities
318
234
Long term liabilities
60
52
Stock holders equity
223
271
Total liabilities/SE
601
557
B) Cash Flow from Assets
= Operating Cash Flow
- Capital Spending
- Additions to NWC
= 233.10 - (150-376) - (407 - 225)
= 277.10
C) Cash flow to creditors is equal to: beginning total liabilities minus ending total liabilities plus
interest paid
= 60 - 52 + 49
= 57
D: Current ratio = current assets / current liabilities
2015= 407 / 234
=1.739316
2014 = 225/318
= 0.707547
E) Debt to equity ratio = Debt / equity
2015= 52 /271
= 0.191882
2014 = 60/223
= 0.269058
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1000
Cost of goods sold
333
Depreciation
285
EBIT
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Rb= 200Mb/s
Rb= 67.3Mb/s
Rb= 750Mb/s
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1.40 m = (0 m/s)*(t)+ 0.5*(-1.67 m/s2)*(t)2 -1.40 m = 0+ (-0.835 m/s2)*(t)2 (-1.40 m)/(-0.835
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making an adult sick, and probability .30 of making a child sick. Assume all the family members
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number of adults that get sick. You should recognize the type of discrete random variables for
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Solution
more adults sick than children: cases: adult-1, child-0 Probability:
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probability: 0.2^3*0.8^3*0.7^4 adult:4,chuld:0,1,2,3 P = 0.2^4*0.8^2*0.7^3
adult:5,child:0,1,2,3,4 P = 0.2^5*0.8*0.7^2 adult:6,child:0,1,2,3,4,5 P=0.2^6*0.7.
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P(all 6 girls ) = (1/2)^6 P(5 girls 1 boy) = 6C5x(1/2)^5 x1/2 P(4 girls 2 boy) =
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P(all 6 girls ) = (1/2)^6 P(5 girls 1 boy) = 6C5x(1/2)^5 x1/2 P(4 girls 2 boy) =
6C4x(1/2)^4 x 1/2^2 P = total = 11/32 = 0.34375.
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A fair coin is tossed two times in succession.The set of equally likely outcomes is
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Solution
P(getting same outcome) = P(getting either HH or TT) = number of samples having HH or TT /
total number of samples.
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Total number of samples = 4
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C: What\'s the cash flow to creditors?
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49 EBT Taxes Expense @30% Net Income
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Revenue
1000
Cost of goods sold
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Depreciation
285
EBIT
382
Interest
49
Taxes (30%)
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Net income
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Balance sheet
2014
2015
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225
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Fixed assets
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150
Total assets
601
557
Current liabilities
318
234
Long term liabilities
60
52
Stock holders equity
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= Operating Cash Flow
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= 233.10 - (150-376) - (407 - 225)
= 277.10
C) Cash flow to creditors is equal to: beginning total liabilities minus ending total liabilities plus
interest paid
= 60 - 52 + 49
= 57
D: Current ratio = current assets / current liabilities
2015= 407 / 234
=1.739316
2014 = 225/318
= 0.707547
E) Debt to equity ratio = Debt / equity
2015= 52 /271
= 0.191882
2014 = 60/223
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1000
Cost of goods sold
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Depreciation
285
EBIT
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Interest
49
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Net income
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4 m = t*1485 m/s
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b.can always be solved implicitly
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