Your investment advisor has a portfolio of 75 stocks: 40 high-growth stocks and 35 high-dividend stocks. Of
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Your investment advisor has a portfolio of 75 stocks: 40 high-growth stocks and 35 high-dividend stocks. Of the 40 high-growth stocks, 25 have increased in value over the last year, whereas 10 of the high-dividend stocks have increased in value.
(a) If a stock is selected at random, what is the probability that the stock will be a high-dividend stock that has increased in value?
(b) What is the probability of selecting a stock that has not increased in value?
(c) If the stock selected has increased in value, what is the probability that it is a high-growth stock?
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Statistics For Business And Financial Economics
ISBN: 9781461458975
3rd Edition
Authors: Cheng Few Lee , John C Lee , Alice C Lee
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