Question 1026437
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I just solved this problem under the link
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The answer to the first question was:

   The probability of Shell’s share price going up next year is  0.539,  under formulated conditions.

It implies that the answer to the second question is "Yes".
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<U>Comment from student</U>: Hi Ikleyn, As an investor who only invests in companies with greater than 25% probability 
of share price growth in one year, will you invest in this company? Elaborate your answer. Why do you think the answer is YES? 


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<U>My response</U>: As I just said above,  <U>the probability of Shell’s share price going up next year is  0.539,  under given conditions</U>.

The probability  0.539  is  53.9%,  which is more than  25%.

That is why.

Thank you for asking.
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