NEXT Chapter 13, Section 13.1, Problem 019 A researcher took a sample of 10 year
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NEXT Chapter 13, Section 13.1, Problem 019 A researcher took a sample of 10 years and found the following relationship between and y, where x is the number of major natural calamities (such as tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, etc.) that occurred during a year and y represents the average annual total profits (in millions of dollars) of a sample of insurance companies in the United States. y=348.4-2.3x a. A randomly selected year had 24 major calamities. What are the expected average profits of U.S. insurance companies for that year? The expected average profits are exact number, no tolerance millionExplanation / Answer
x =24 i.e major calamities
y=348.4-2.3*x
thus, putting the value of x in this eqaution gives
y=348.4-2.3*24 =293.2
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