a. Wanda will make $1.50 by selling her share.
b. Wanda will receive her full $25 purchase price back, but she won't make any profit.
C. Wanda cannot sell her share on June 13; she must wait for the price to go above $25 in order to sell.
d. Wanda will receive $23.50 for her share, meaning she lost $1.50 on the investment
Answer:
D) Wanda will receive $23.50 for her share, meaning she lost $1.50 on the investment.
Step-by-step explanation:
Identify what you know:
1) Wanda bought a single share in Tasty Ice Cream for $25.00 on March 1st.
2) Tasty Ice Cream's stock price dropped to $23.50 (-1.50).
When investing in the stock market, you are always attempting to make a profit. So, you buy a stock when it's "low," and buy it when the prices go up. In reality, Wanda shouldn't sell her share yet, because she will lose $1.50. However, there is nothing stopping her, if she wanted to. Since the share is worth $23.50, Wanda will make $23.50 if she sells her share on June 13th.
Answer:
0.7
Step-by-step explanation:
I assume Pr is for Probability and A' is "not A" (complementary probability)
Pr(Anything)=1
Pr(A)=0.3
Pr(A')=1-Pr(A) (anything but A)
Pr(A')=1-0.3
Pr(A')=0.7
Answer:
1/0.04 = 25
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
well 1/4% wouldnt be 25% because they are 25% = 0.25 = 1/4
the percentage sign changes everything
since it is 1/4% rather than 1/4 by itself
1/4% = 0.25%
if you want to know the percent as a decimal you move the "." to the left twice
(or divide by 100)
so that means that the decimal of 0.25% would be 0.0025
x^2 - 9 = (x + 3)(x -3)
3x - 9 = 3(x - 3)
and
6
Common denominator would be 6(x+3)(x - 3)
Answer: 6(x+3)(x - 3)