An unfair coin with Pr[H] =0.3 is flipped. If the flip resu…
An unfair coin with Pr[H] =0.3 is flipped. If the flip results in a head, a marble is selected at random from a urn containing fourred and six blue marbles. Otherwise, a marble is selected from a different urn containing six red and two blue marbles. If the selected marble selected is red, what is the probability that the flip resulted in a head? Answer 0.1861 If necessary, round your answer to 4 decimal pla
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One-third of the employees are women. Women are twice as likely to bring their lunch to work than men. If 60% of the women bring their lunch. and a randomly selected employee brings lunch to work, what is the probability the employee is a man?
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A survey of 55 students yields the following information about the musical preferences of students:30 like rock.10 like classical.20 like jazz.5 like rock and classical.8 like rock and jazz.6 like classical and jazz.3 like all three. Fill the Venn diagram and find the value of X (Keep your work to answer the next question)
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Problem 6: Miscellaneous topics including IPO filing, IPO activity and underpricing, risk-return relation, capital budgeting, and capital structure (19 points) c) Bob is the new Chief Financial Officer of an airline company. He proposes that the firm expands its business to several other industries including groceries, financial services, drug development, and car manufacturing. By having many different business divisions, the firm will be a diversified conglomerate and, therefore, be less risky than a single-business airline company. Due to the lower firm risk, investors will be willing to pay a higher price for the firm’s shares and, thus, the value of the firm will increase. Please discuss whether and, if so, under which conditions this statement is true. (3 points)
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Problem 4 – Excel: Capital Budgeting Using the CAPM (15 points) Download the attached Excel file “Problem_4_Template-1.xslx” (Problem_4_Template-1.xlsx) and answer the questions stated in the Excel file. When you have completed your solutions, please upload the Excel file with your solutions to your e-exam using the name “StudentID_Problem_4.xslx” (e.g., “123456789_Problem_4.xlsx”). When you want to upload an updated version of your solutions, please add a version tag (e.g., “_v2”) at the end of the file name (e.g., “123456789_Problem_4_v2.xlsx”). This problem consists of four parts. Parts a), b), c), and d) yield 3, 5, 3, and 4 points, respectively.
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