Answer:
c. $100,000
Step-by-step explanation:
Calculation of the expected net profit of Ephemeral services corporation
Since we are been told that 9 other companies besides esco are as well bidding for the $900,000 government contract, it means we have to find the expected net profit by dividing 1 by 9×$900,000 .Thus ESCO can only expect to cover its sunk cost.
Hence ,
E(X) = (1/9) × $900,000
E(X)=0.111111111×$900,000
E(X)= $100,000
Therefore the expected net profit would be $100,000
Answer: Choice B
FH/FI = HG/IE
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Explanation:
We're told that triangles EFI and GFH are similar. The order of the lettering is important because it tells us how the angles pair up.
- E and G pair up because they are the first letters of EFI and GFH
- F and F pair up as they are the second letters
- I and H pair up because they are the third letters
This means
Furthermore, it means
- EF corresponds to FG
- FI corresponds to FH
- IE corresponds to GH
Focus on the last two items of the list above. We can then form the proportion
FI/FH = IE/GH
which is the same as
FH/FI = GH/IE
when we apply the reciprocal to both sides. Since HG is the same as GH, we can then say
FH/FI = HG/IE
So basically the corresponding sides create equal ratios to form this proportion. There are many other proportions that can be formed.
< CAD = 100....if u add < ACB + < CBA u get < CAD
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< DAB = 125 and < ACB = 30
if DAB = 125.....then BAC = 180 - 125 = 55
and all 3 interior angles of a triangle = 180
< BAC + < ACB + < ABC = 180
55 + 30 + < ABC = 180
85 + < ABC = 180
< ABC = 180 - 85
< ABC = 95 <===
-4 = 8m + 18n
-18n = 8m + 4
/-18 /-18 /-18
n = 8m/-18 + 4/-18
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Answer:
The total cost function of having a party catered is f(p) = 65 + 9.50 p
Step-by-step explanation:
The equipment fee of the caterer = $65
The charge per plate = $9.50
Let, Total number of people invited in the party = p
So, the cost of plates of p people = Number of people x Per plate cost
= p x $9.50
Now, Total Catering Cost = Equipment Fee + Cost of all plates
or, Total cost = $65 + p x $9.50
Hence, the total cost function of having a party catered
is f(p) = 65 + 9.50 p.
