PeopleCert Exam 19 Topic 5 Question 54 Discussion

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Question #: 54
Topic #: 5

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Training cost is $4,000 and a project required an initial investment of $30,000. If the project yields monthly savings of $2,000 beginning after 3 months, what is the payback period in months (before money costs and taxes)?

A10

B20

C27

D33

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by Inocencia at May 24, 2024, 12:20 AM

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Fatima

1 years ago

I'm going with Bimodal. Anything with 'bi' in it has got to be the right answer, right?

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Rueben

1 years ago

Yeah, I agree. Bimodal makes sense in this case.

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Jennifer

1 years ago

I think you're right, 'bi' usually means two.

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Annabelle

1 years ago

Bimodal, definitely. Two peaks means the data has two modes, like a bad hair day for the graph.

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Tiara

1 years ago

Yes, it would likely be bimodal. The two peaks indicate two different modes in the distribution.

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Brianne

1 years ago

Bimodal, definitely. Two peaks means the data has two modes, like a bad hair day for the graph.

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Gladys

1 years ago

Hmm, two peaks in a histogram? Sounds like a party in the data distribution! I bet the answer is Bimodal.

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Alonso

1 years ago

Definitely, I'll keep an eye out for bimodal distributions in histograms from now on.

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Rana

1 years ago

Interesting, I never thought about data distribution in terms of peaks before.

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Colette

1 years ago

It's a useful way to visualize the distribution and identify patterns in the data.

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Lorrie

1 years ago

Yes, exactly. It indicates that there are two distinct groups or populations in the data.

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Chauncey

1 years ago

So, bimodal means there are two peaks in the data, right?

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Sarah

1 years ago

I think you're right, the distribution would likely be bimodal.

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