CAKABOGU23
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Please how was 75% arrived at?
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Chapter 1 Question 1.7b
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The risk increases daily by a linear function, so for example there is twice the risk in 30 June 2015 as there is in 31st December 2014.
Consider a linear function from 1 to max risk as per the attached image. The UPR is the red part which is 75% of the total area. I split the graph into equal triangles but you can also use any system you wish to derive the answer.
Consider a linear function from 1 to max risk as per the attached image. The UPR is the red part which is 75% of the total area. I split the graph into equal triangles but you can also use any system you wish to derive the answer.
