Consider the following frequency distribution for the number…

Consider the following frequency distribution for the number of courses a sample of UNF students are taking in a semester: Number of Courses Frequency Relative Frequency 2 2 3 4 4 8 5 6 a. Fill in the relative frequency column above (give decimal values) b. How many of the sampled UNF students are taking less than 4 courses? c. What percentage of the sampled UNF students are taking more than 2 courses?

Loretta opens a candy shop on Main Street. Concerned about p…

Loretta opens a candy shop on Main Street. Concerned about potential liability serving food to the public, she incorporates her business. After a few months, she fails to follow the manufacturer’s suggestions and refrigerate her fudge. As a result, every mother in town falls ill after eating gifts of fudge on Mother’s Day. If a mother who became sick sues, Loretta will only be liable up to the limits of what she invested in the business because she incorporated and thus shielded herself from personal liability.

Mechanic Mike fails to properly repair Pamela’s brakes. Pame…

Mechanic Mike fails to properly repair Pamela’s brakes. Pamela is later unable to stop in time when Fast Frank runs a red light and hits her vehicle. Fast Frank’s illegal driving is an intervening cause of Pamela’s accident, but Mechanic Mike could still be held legally responsible for his role in the accident.