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An insurance company estimates that it should make an annual profit of $150 on each homeowner's policy written,with a standard deviation of $6000.If it writes three of these policies,the mean annual profit for the company is found to be 3 × 150 = 450.The standard deviation of the company's annual profit is found to be An insurance company estimates that it should make an annual profit of $150 on each homeowner's policy written,with a standard deviation of $6000.If it writes three of these policies,the mean annual profit for the company is found to be 3 × 150 = 450.The standard deviation of the company's annual profit is found to be   ≈ $10,392. The calculation of the standard deviation requires the assumption that the policies are independent of one another.Which of the following examples describes a situation in which that assumption may be violated? A: The houses are close to each other and may all be affected by the same catastrophe such as earthquake,flooding,or fire. B: The owners all bought their homes in the same year and may all be affected by a downturn in the market C: The owners of the three homes are related D: All three houses were bought for the same price A) B only B) A,B,C,and D C) A and C D) A only E) B and D
≈ $10,392.
The calculation of the standard deviation requires the assumption that the policies are independent of one another.Which of the following examples describes a situation in which that assumption may be violated?
A: The houses are close to each other and may all be affected by the same catastrophe such as earthquake,flooding,or fire.
B: The owners all bought their homes in the same year and may all be affected by a downturn in the market
C: The owners of the three homes are related
D: All three houses were bought for the same price

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