Answer:
74.64%
Explanation:
Average sales (μ) = 50 hot dogs
Standard deviation (σ) = 7 hot dogs
In a normal distribution, the z-score for any given number of hot dogs sold, X, is determined by:

For X = 45 hot dogs:

For X = 65 hot dogs:

A z-score of -0.7143 falls in the 23.75th percentile of a normal distribution while a z-score of 2.1429 falls in the 98.39th percentile.
Therefore, the probability that he vendor will sell between 45 and 65 hot dogs is:

Answer:
Oriole should buy the wickets.
Explanation:
The variable cost of producing wickets is $22/unit.
The fixed cost of production is $8/unit.
The total cost of producing wickets is $30/unit.
Saran company offers to sell 4900 units of wickets at $24.
If wickets are purchased it will cost $24/unit.
Since cost is lower when buying, Oriole should buy wickets.
Answer:
Market value
Explanation:
The market value of a product is the price at which a buyer is willing to purchase a good irrespective of prevalent price of a commodity. It is that amount a buyer and seller are willing to strike a deal for given normal market conditions.
In this scenario John originally bought his five years ago for $300,000. Its current value is $350,000. His real estate agent notified him that a buyer just made an offer on his home for $365,000.
Despite the house now being $350,000, $365,000 is the market price at which the buyer and seller are willing to settle.
The answer is 4.5 years
Given : semi annual bond
current market price : $988.52
par value : $1,000
maturity : 5.29%
PMT = 5% x $1000 / 2 = $25,
PV = $988.52,
FV = $1000, and
Int/half a year = 5.29%/2 = 2.645%.
Solving for N = 9 (semi annual periods).
9/2 = 4.5.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "B": Integrated Program Management Report (IPMR).
Explanation:
The Integrated Program Management Report (<em>IPMR</em>) is a legally authorized report containing performance details extracted from the internal Earned Value Management System of the contractor. The IPMR provides an extract on the advance of the agreement including potential problems, costs, and change in schedules.