Description : Define Mutually Exclusive events.
Last Answer : Ans: If two events A & B have nothing common in sample space S then the event will be mutually exclusive event.
Description : What do you mean by Mutually Exclusive Events? -Maths 9th
Last Answer : The events are said to be mutually exclusive if they cannot occur simultaneously in a single draw. Events such as tossing a head or a tail with a coin, drawing a queen or a jack from a pack of cards, ... the card can be the king of spades. Similarly for B and C, the card can be king of hearts.
Description : A and B are two mutually exclusive and exhaustive events with P(B) = 3P(A). What is the value of P (bar(B)) ? -Maths 9th
Last Answer : (c) 43 : 34Given, odds against A = 8 : 3⇒ P(not A) = \(rac{8}{8+3}\) = \(rac{8}{11}\) ⇒ P(A happens) = \(rac{3}{11}\)Odds against B = 5 : 2⇒ P(not B) = \(rac{5}{5+2}\) = \(rac{5}{7}\) ⇒ P(B happens ... {43}{77}\)odds against C = \(rac{P(not\,c)}{P(c)}\) = \(rac{rac{43}{77}}{rac{34}{77}}\) = 43 : 34.
Description : Are Two events mutually exclusive if they have no outcomes in common.?
Last Answer : Need answer
Description : What are the types of at least two events?
Last Answer : Ans: (1) Mutually exclusive events (2) Not-Mutually exclusive events (3) Equally Likely Events (4) Exhaustive Events (5) Independent Events (6) Dependent Events
Description : Are cynicism and naïveté mutually exclusive?
Last Answer : No, only a cynic would consider someone not cynical as naive. There are a lot of people with a positive outlook on life that are not naive nor are they cynical. I am one, I am well aware of ... that most of the world is generally positive and attempting as best they can to bring light to the world.
Description : Are neurons and neurotransmitters mutually exclusive?
Last Answer : answer:I don't know why you asked this but I sure like the question. Here's what I found, according to Rebecca Seal, a neuroscientist at the University of California, San Francisco: (excerpt) ... cells-in other words, certain branches of a single neuron release glutamate, and others do not. Source
Description : Regarding women (not men) in the family, have you heard the phrase, "She got the beauty, I got the brains" as if the two are mutually exclusive.
Last Answer : These are all very interesting questions – I think it is a relatively new phenomenon that one of the sisters even gets ‘the smart one’ label.
Description : Are self-improvement and being yourself mutually exclusive? Which is more important?
Last Answer : “Acting natural” is a paradox. Better to be natural, though that doesn’t prevent a person from improving themselves.
Description : A project whose acceptance requires the acceptance of one or more alternative projects is referred to as . A. a mutually exclusive project B. an independent project C. a dependent project D. None of the above
Last Answer : B. an independent project
Description : You must decide between two mutually exclusive projects. Project A has cash flows of - Rs.10,000; Rs.5,000; Rs.5,000; and Rs.5,000; for years 0 through 3, respectively. Project B has cash flows of -Rs ... B's NPV > Project A's NPV. D. Neither A nor B; The NPVs of both projects are negative.
Last Answer : C. B; Project B's NPV > Project A's NPV.
Description : Two mutually exclusive projects are being considered. Neither project will be repeated again in the future after their current lives are complete. There exists a potential problem though -- ... NPV technique and simply choose the highest IRR since managers are concerned about maximizing returns.
Last Answer : A. Rely on the NPV method and make your choice as it will tell you which one is best.
Description : A project whose acceptance precludes the acceptance of one or more alternative projects is referred to as . A. a mutually exclusive project. B. an independent project. C. a dependent project. D. a contingent project.
Last Answer : A. a mutually exclusive project.
Description : Which of the following is not a potential for a ranking problem between two mutua lly exclusive projects? A. The projects have unequal lives that differ by several years. B. The ... dramatically. D. One of the mutually exclusive projects involves replacement while the other involves expansion.
Last Answer : A. The projects have unequal lives that differ by several years.
Description : Which of the following statements is correct regarding the internal rate of return (IRR) method? A. Each project has a unique internal rate of return. B. As long as you are not dealing with ... of return is rarely used by firms today because of the ease at which net present value is calculated
Last Answer : D. The internal rate of return is rarely used by firms today because of the ease at which net present value is calculated.
Description : A project whose acceptance requires the acceptance of one or more alternative projects is referred to as . A. a mutually exclusive project. B. an independent project. C. a dependent project D. a contingent project E. none of the above
Description : A project whose acceptance precludes the acceptance of one or more alternative projects is referred to as . A. a mutually exclusive project. B. an independent project. C. a dependent project D. a contingent project
Last Answer : C. a dependent project
Description : Which of the following is not a potential for a ranking problem between two mutua lly exclusive projects? A. The projects have unequal lives that differ by several years. B. The ... dramatically. D. One of the mutually exclusive projects involves replacement while the other involves expansion
Last Answer : A. The projects have unequal lives that differ by several years
Description : Which of the following statements is correct regarding the internal rate of return (IRR) method? A. Each project has a unique internal rate of return. B. As long as you are not dealing with ... of return is rarely used by firms today because of the ease at which net present value is calculated.
Description : Which of the following is not a potential for a ranking problem between two mutua lly exclusive projects? A. The projects have unequal lives that differ by several years B. The ... dramatically D. One of the mutually exclusive projects involves replacement while the other involves expansion
Description : Which of the following statements is correct regarding the internal rate of return (IRR) method? A. Each project has a unique internal rate of return B. As long as you are not dealing with ... of return is rarely used by firms today because of the ease at which net present value is calculated
Description : Assume that a firm has accurately calculated the net cash flows relating to two mutua lly exclusive investment proposals. If the net present value of both proposals exceed zero and the firm is ... maximize shareholder wealth and, since the projects are mutually exclusive, we can only take one
Last Answer : D. accept the proposal that has the largest NPV since the goal of the firm is to maximize shareholder wealth and, since the projects are mutually exclusive, we can only take one
Description : What is called inconsistent support? a) If two literals are not negation of other b) If two literals are negation of other c) Mutually exclusive d) None of the mentioned
Last Answer : b) If two literals are negation of other
Description : The three major functions of business organizations (a) are mutually exclusive ; (b) exist independently of each other ; (c) overlap (d) function independently of each other
Last Answer : (c) overlap
Description : Define Dependent Event.
Last Answer : Ans: If there are two events i.e. A in sample space 1 (S1) and B in sample space 2 (S2) and occurrence or non-occurrence of one event affects the occurrence and nonoccurrence of other event then it is called dependent event.
Description : Define Independent Event.
Last Answer : Ans: If there are two events i.e. A in sample space 1 (S1) and B in sample space 2 (S2) and occurrence or non-occurrence of one event does not affect the occurrence and non-occurrence of other event then it is called independent event.
Description : Define Equally Likely Event.
Last Answer : Ans: If two events A & B have equal chance of occurrence in sample space S then the event will be Equally Likely Event.
Description : Define Impossible event.
Last Answer : Ans: An event of sample space contains none of the possible outcome is called impossible event and is denoted by Greek letter φ.
Description : Define possible event.
Last Answer : Ans: An event of sample space contains at least one possible outcome is called possible event.
Description : Define compound event.
Last Answer : Ans: An event of sample space contains at least two outcomes is called compound event these may be denoted by any letter A to Z.
Description : Define simple event.
Last Answer : Ans: An event of sample space contains only one outcome is called simple event.
Description : Define an event. What are its types?
Last Answer : Ans: A single result of an experiment or any desired sub set of the sample space is called and event and it may be denoted by any letter A to Z. it has two main types (1) Possible event & (2 ... (1) simple event (2) compound event and compound event has one more type which is sure or certain event.
Description : Define Sample Point.
Last Answer : Ans: The elements of the sample space or possible outcome of a given random experiment is called sample point.
Description : Define Sample Space or possible outcomes.
Last Answer : Ans: All possible outcomes of an experiment are called sample space and is denoted by “S” i.e. in toss of coin the sample space will be two (Head & Tail) & in throwing a die it will be 6 (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
Description : Define Probability.
Last Answer : Ans: Probability is the measurement of uncertainty which consists on occurrence or non-occurrence of an event.
Description : Define an experiment/random experiment/trial?
Last Answer : Ans: In probability, experiment or trial is simply an action in which the result is uncertain or simply uncertain situation in statistics is called Random Experiment (R.E).
Description : Define price relative.
Last Answer : Ans: Price in current year divided by price of base year and multiplied by 100 is simply called price relative.
Description : Define link relative.
Last Answer : Ans: Price of current period divided by price of immediate previous period multiplied by 100 is called link relative.
Description : Define Unweighted index number
Last Answer : Ans: Unweighted index number is an index in which weights are not assigned to an index.
Description : Define weighted index number
Last Answer : Ans: Weighted index number is an index in which weights are assigned to that index.
Description : Define Chain Base method.
Last Answer : Ans: In this method index number is computed in two steps. As a first step, we calculate link relative by dividing current period price/quantity/value by price/quantity/value of immediate ... relative by link relative of immediate previous period of current period and divide this product by 100.
Description : Define Mode with examples.
Last Answer : Ans: Most repeated value of the given data is called mode for example if X=2, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5, 5, 6, 8, 10. In this data most repeated value is 5 so our mode will be 5.
Description : Define Arithmetic Mean.
Last Answer : Ans: It is the most commonly used average or measure of the central tendency applicable only in case of quantitative data. Arithmetic mean is also simply called “mean”. Arithmetic mean is defined as: “Arithmetic mean is quotient of sum of the given values and number of the given values”.
Description : Define cumulative frequency distribution.
Last Answer : Ans: A table showing the cumulative frequency distribution is called the cumulative frequency distribution or a cumulative frequency distribution is a summary of a set of data showing the frequency (or number) of items less than or equal to the upper class limit of each class.
Description : Define Histogram.
Last Answer : Ans: Histogram is a set of adjacent rectangles in which area of each rectangle is proportional to the corresponding class frequency and class size.
Description : Define class mark.
Last Answer : Ans: The class marks or mid point is the mean of lower and upper class limits or boundaries. So it divides the class into two equal parts. It is obtained by dividing the sum of lower and upper class limit or class ... . For Example: The class mark or mid point of the class 60 - 69 is 60 69/2 = 64.5
Description : Define class interval.
Last Answer : Ans: The difference between the upper and lower class boundaries (not between class limits) of a class or the difference between two successive mid points is called size of class interval.
Description : Define class limits.
Last Answer : Ans: The variant values of the classes or groups are called the class limits. The smaller value of the class is called lower class limit and larger value of the class is called upper class limit. ... 19, the smaller value 10 is lower class limit and larger value 19 is called upper class limit.