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Maths Chapter 4 time value of money
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answered on 01-Nov-21 11:31
How to find p(n,i)
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Okay mam I'll try this method
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Probability and theoretical distribution
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answered on 09-Nov-21 11:37
Please tell me how to identify the qus is it probability or distribution because some times I'm confused as both are similar..help me pls
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P(AuB) Probability that the target would be hit once they both try is given by P(AuB) = P(A) + P(B) - P(AnB) ------- (1) From the given information, we have, P(A) = 5/9, P(B) = 6/11 Here, both the events A and B are independent. the required probability is 79/33.
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Equations
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answered on 30-Oct-21 20:15
Are both the options correct?
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When you put root then the resultant answer will be +/-. So in the given question the answer will be +/-1
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Logarithms
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answered on 31-Oct-21 08:04
Help solving this question.
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The multiplied the numerator and denominator by 7 + 4 x square root 3. If you multiply and divide by same term you are multiplying by 1
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Ratio and proprtion
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answered on 01-Nov-21 06:55
Please answer with explanation
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Pls attempt on own first
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Ratio,proportion
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answered on 01-Nov-21 12:07
Please send this question answer and solution
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Yes
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Time value of money
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answered on 30-Oct-21 10:15
Please send this questions answer and solution
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for second - Real rate of return = nominal growth - inflation = 8% (i.e. 17%-8%) So GDP after six years = p[1x1.08 6 times] = 1.587P
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Equation
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answered on 29-Oct-21 22:00
Send this solution with explaining
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Relation
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answered on 29-Oct-21 18:59
Please explain, how come this relation R1 and R2 are transitive in this illustration. Because there is no (a,b), (b,c), (a,c) in both the relations.
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Welcome
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answered on 29-Oct-21 01:44
I want complete solutions of these 2 questions
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See
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