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solniwko [45]
2 years ago
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As part of a research study, dora is administered an intelligence test and obtains a particular score on this test. a few days l

ater, she repeats the same test as a part of the same study and obtains the same score. this in turn leads dora to conclude that the intelligence test possesses adequate _____.
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Margarita [4]2 years ago
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<span>results. The conclusion proves to be a reliable source of information considering that the intelligence test gave accurate answers both times. This is especially true if both attempts Dora gave a genuine attempt to do her best. The fact that there were two separate times when the test gave the same result makes it more reliable.</span>
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Explanation:

Absolute advantage is defined as the ability of a firm to produce higher amounts of a product as a result of use of the same resources with other competitors. It is usually bad a result of more efficient production process.

Comparative advantage is the ability of a firm to produce goods at a lower opportunity cost. Therefore they are able to sell at lower price compared to competitors.

Georgeland can produce 18 units of clothe per year while Alland can produce 16 units per year, so Georgeland has absolute advantage.

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Concept check 1. 54/32 converted to a mixed number is ________. 22/32 1.6875 1/38 1 22/32 2. The product of one and four thirty-
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Concept check

1. 54/32 converted to a mixed number is ________.a) 22/32 b)1.6875 c) 1/38 d)1 22/32

2. The product of one and four thirty-seconds and twenty thirty-seconds is ________. a)1 24/32 b)45/64 c)56/32 d)720

3. One and eight thirty-seconds divided by twelve thirty-seconds is ________. a)480/1024 20/1024 3 1/3 3 40/32

4. A u.S. Treasury bond is trading at 98 and 6/32. Convert this price to its decimal form. a)98.19 b)96.63 c)9/86 d)98.06

5. What is the percentage increase if the s&p 500 index is currently trading at 1,100 and rises 55 points? a)4.5% b)5% c)55% d)5.5%

Answer:

1.d)1 22/32

2. b)45/64

3. c)3 1/3

4. a)98.19

5. b)5%

Explanation:

1. 54/32 converted to a mixed number is ________.a) 22/32 b)1.6875 c) 1/38 d)1 22/32

Mixed number is another way of writing improper fraction

54/32= 1 (54 - 32)/32

= 1 22/32

Therefore, option d) 1 22/32 is the correct option

2. The product of one and four thirty-seconds and twenty thirty-seconds is ________. a)1 24/32 b)45/64 c)56/32

d)720

One and four thirty-seconds = 1 4/32

Twenty thirty-seconds = 20/32

= 1 4/32 × 20/32

= 36/32 × 20/32

= 9/8 × 5/8

= 45/64

Therefore, option b)45/64 is the correct option

3. One and eight thirty-seconds divided by twelve thirty-seconds is ________. a)480/1024 b)20/1024 c)3 1/3 d)3 40/32

One and eight thirty-seconds = 1 8/32

Twelve thirty-seconds = 12/32

= 1 8/32 ÷ 12/32

= 40/32 ÷ 12/32

= 40/32 × 32/12

= 40/12

= 3 4/12

= 3 1/3

Therefore, option c) 3 1/3 is the correct option

4. A u.S. Treasury bond is trading at 98 and 6/32. Convert this price to its decimal form. a)98.19 b)96.63 c)9/86 d)98.06

98 and 6/32 = 98 + 6/32

We convert 6/32 to decimal

= 98 + 0.1875

= 98.1875

≈ 98.19

Therefore, Option a is the correct option

5. What is the percentage increase if the s&p 500 index is currently trading at 1,100 and rises 55 points? a)4.5% b)5% c)55% d)5.5%

Percentage increase = Increase/ Orginal amount × 100

Increase = 55 points

Original amount = 1,100

Percentage Increase = 55/1100 × 100

= 0.05 × 100

= 5%

Therefore, option b)5% is the correct option

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C is the annual cash flows for 3 years which is $3600.

i is the interest rate on the cash flows which is 9%

n is the number of years in which the cash flows took which is 3 years.

Now we will substitute this into the above mentioned formula to get the present value of the cash flows that the company gets for the first 3 years:

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Pv2 is the present value of the 4 years cash flow.

C is the cash flows of profits which is $4100

i is the interest rate of 9%

n is the remaining number of years remaining which is 4 years.

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Pv2 = $4100[(1-(1+9%)^-4)/9%]

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now to get the total present value of the profits we will combine both present values to get the present value of the profits in 7 years:

Present value for 7 years cash flows = Pv1 + Pv2

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