<span>Both variables are categorical. We analyze an association through a comparison of conditional probabilities and graphically represent the data using contingency tables. Examples of categorical variables are gender and class standing.</span>
1. 2.85 I'm dumb at math so I will just give the first answer.. xD
A.
To get dividend per share, we need to divide total dividend by total numbers of shares outstanding.
Dividend per share = dollars.
B.
Since per share you get $0.8, for 100 shares you will get dollars.
Also, that is percent of the total dividends.
ANSWER:
A. $0.8 per share
B. $80 (and that is 0.2% of total dividend)
Answer:
Apples and Peaches
Step-by-step explanation:
It is convenient to compare the prices for 3 lbs of each of the fruits.
Multiply the price and quantity of Apples by 4:
... 4×(3/4 lb) = 4×$1.59
... 3 lb = $6.36 . . . . for apples
Multiply the price and quantity of Plums by 6:
... 6×(0.5 lb) = 6×$1.15
... 3 lb = $6.90 . . . . for plums
The two lowest-priced fruits are apples (6.36/(3 lb)) and peaches (5.37/(3 lb)).
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<em>Comment on</em> the best deal
No criteria are provided for determining the best deal. Though plums are higher-priced, they have somewhat higher polyphenol content than apples or peaches, so may provide the best deal in terms of nutrition per dollar.
Answer:4-k÷6
Step-by-step explanation: