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4.) Susan and Kim are twin sisters. Susan starts investing $100 a month at age 25 and invests for 10 years 35 at 5% compounded monthly. Susan stops investing at age 35, and does not contribute any money for the next 30 years. Kim starts investing at age 30, $150 a month at 5% for 30 years. Now at age 65: a.) How much money has Susan deposited? b.) How much money has Kim deposited? c.) Who has saved the most money? Be sure to give the totals for both sisters
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researchers at the university of toledo indicate that 50 percent of the students change their major area of study
Compute the mean and median
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Suppose that you flip a coin 10 times. What is the probability that you achieve at least 6 tails?
Suppose G is a finite group with the property that every non-identity element has prime order (D3 and D5 are examples of groups with this property).
Three of these components operate independently in a piece of equipment. The equipment fails if at least two of the components fail. Find the probability that the equipment will operate for at least 200 hours without failure.
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