Answer:
A. The correct conclusion is that the segments are congruent and similar.
Step-by-step explanation:
Congruent figures are also similar because when all sides are equal, they are in the same ratio too (i.e 1 : 1)
Answer:
E) Choco Dream faces increasing marginal opportunity cost in the production of liquor chocolates.
Step-by-step explanation:
When Choco Dream increased their production of liquor chocolates by 500 units (to 4,500 bars per month), their opportunity was 800 units of dark chocolate. But when they needed to increase liquor chocolates by 500 more units (to 5,000 bars per month), then the opportunity cost increased to 1,000 units of dark chocolate.
That means that for the first 500 extra liquor bars, the opportunity cost = 800 dark chocolate bars / 500 liquor bars = 1.6 dark chocolate bars for every extra liquor bar.
The second increased required a higher opportunity cost = 1,000 dark chocolate bars / 500 liquor bars = 2 dark chocolate bars for every extra liquor bar.
Answer:
<u>The correct answer is A. 16.5%</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Let's review the information given to us to answer the question correctly and to calculate the trend:
2006 2007 Trend
Top Coats 297 223 -24.92%
Parkas 210 210 + 0%
Jackets 213 285 +33.80%
Raincoats 137 259 +89.05
Trench coats 103 127 +23.30%
Total 960 1,104 +15%
2. If the trend shown in these graphs stays constant, what percent of the market will parkas occupy in 2008?
Let's calculate the percent of the market occupied by parkas.
In 2006 = 210/960 = 21.88%
In 2007 = 210/1,104 = 19.02%
In 2008 = 210/1,270 = 16.54% (210 + 0 = 210; 1,104 + 15% = 1,270)
<u>The correct answer is A. 16.5%</u>
Answer:
2000 players will complete the game with a perfect score.
Step-by-step explanation:
The testing phase tells us that 
is the probability that a person will finish with a perfect score.
This means 1 out of 500 people will be able to finish with perfect score.
Now,
the game is given to 1,000,000 (1 million) people and how much do we expect to finish with perfect score?? Simple! It would be the of 1 million!
We do the calculation shown below:
So, 2000 players will complete the game with a perfect score.
