Hello I am not sure what I am doing wrong. The question is “You think a coin is biased and will come up heads more often than it will come up tails. What is the probability that out of 22 flips, it will come up heads 16 or more times? (Write your answer out to at least three decimal places.) “
I keep getting the answer .0241 since I add 0.006279+0.01779 together. But the correct answer is p = .0262.
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I am needing assistance with this question. Trigonometry is difficult for me to follow but I really
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I am working on the attached case study and having some problems getting the problem set up for questions 1,2, 3. I’m thrown off because there is no “N” value but I guess you don’t need it given the mean and std dev. I’m also a bit confused as well on if the x value. The first question refers to reducing the mean to meet the requirment but again, it’s sort of confusing. Could you help with this case?
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Hello! I am working on a lab trying to determine the limiting reagent!
Although we know that it will be formamilide based on our initial values being .184g with .5ml of chlorosulfonic acid, I am having trouble deciphering how to calculate the moles of 1 ml of 6M HCl. How do I go from 1 ml of 6M HCl to moles? I know I need the density of 6M HCl to calculate
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I am trying to get answers for this case
Case: Venture Capital Deal Sourcing and Screening (E-447)
- What are the main deal screening criteria that VCs use in initial project selection? How are these criteria different from the ones angel investors may use?
- How do VCs evaluate project opportunities? What questions do they seek to answer in deciding whether to explore the project in greater depth?
- How would you describe the Fastforward Ventures experience to date? Its current (as of 2012) condition? How would you classify Fastforward Ventures relative to the universe of VC funds?
- You are Andrea Morton, a newly minted associate at Fastforward Ventures. How would you accomplish the screening task? What companies to recommend to the partners? To which partner? Which companies to drop? How to present information to the partners?
- You are Ellen Chang and/or Daniel Stephenson, a partner at Fastforward Ventures. What qualities are important for you in an associate? How would you recommend screening incoming deals?
Most importantly Question 5 , first.
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Hello i Have 3 questions with solutions on cost opportunity, I would like to have DETAILED EXPLANATION and formulas on how to solve he problem related to key concepts.
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1) 2-11
“If I didn’t have class tonight, I would save the $4 campus parking fee and spend four hours at work where I earn $10 per hour.” The opportunity cost of attending class this evening is:
a) $40
b) $0
c) $4
d) $44
2) 2-13
Referring to Table 2-1: A student has only a few hours to prepare for two different exams this afternoon. The above table shows alternative possible exam scores with three alternative uses of the student’s time. The opportunity cost of scoring a 94 on the economics exam rather than a 77 is:
a) 14 points on the history exam.
b) 8 points on the history exam.
c) 15 points on the history exam.
d) 17 points on the history exam.
3) 2-14
Refer to Table 2-1. A student has only a few hours to prepare for two different exams tomorrow morning. The above table shows alternative possible exam outcomes with three alternative uses of the student’s time. The opportunity cost of scoring an 84 on the history exam rather than 76 is:
Possibility A Economics History
Possibility A Economics History
Possibility A Economics History
a) 7 points on the economics exam
b) 10 points on the economics exam
c) 8 points on the history exam
d) 12 points on the economics exam
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