Homework Help: MAT201

Posted by Lamarr on Saturday, October 15, 2011 at 3:03pm.

Fluctuation in the prices of precious metals such as gold have been empirically shown to be well approximated by a normal distribution when observed over short interval of time. In May 1995, the daily price of gold (1 troy ounce) was believed to have a mean of $383 and a standard deviation of $12. A broker, working under these assumptions, wanted to find the probability that the price of gold the next day would be between $394 and $399 per troy ounce. In this eventuality, the broker had an order from a client to sell the gold in the client's portfolio. What is the probability that the client's gold will be sold the next day?

GOLD DUST FOR SALE - BENSON IMO, Tuesday, January 17, 2012 at 5:05am
GOLD DUST FOR SALE

Dear Sir/ Madam,
We are small scale Gold miners here on the sub-region of West Africa. We have some huge

quantity of alluvial Gold Dust for sale at a considerable price of $30,500USD per kilo

which is below world market price, 22 carat and 92.05% purity. If you are interested, do

not hesitate to get back to us as soon as possible for us to give you our full co-operate

offer (FCO)
Best Regards
MR BENSON IMO

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