Consider an individual with a current income of $40,000 that is considering committing a crime that has a payoff of $20,000 and a fine of $20,000 if the individual is caught. Based on the standard Becker criminal decision rule, which of the probabilities of getting caught listed below is the highest probability that would still give the individual incentive to commit the crime?

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For what values of a is the sum of the fractions 2a−1 / 4 and a−1 /3 positive?

Joe owns a fast-food restaurant and wants to know the average time it takes for customers to receive their orders. his restaurant serves about 500 customers a day. he timed 5 orders, and the order times he collected, given in minutes, are shown below. can the approximate order fulfillment time for all of the restaurant's customers be calculated from the given data? if so, calculate it. non-integer answers should be rounded to the nearest tenth. if no assumption can be made, type "0" in the box. the approximate order fulfillment time for all of the restaurant's customers is minutes.