Answer:
No. The answer on the right is positive 16 while the answer on the left is negative 9. 16≠-9
Step-by-step explanation:
In this case, the total number of questions in the test is 50. The possible outcome for the question would be answered wrong, answered correctly or not answered. To know the amount of the correct answer, you need to multiply the incorrect with correct/incorrect ratio. The equation would be:
correct answer: 9 answer * 7/3= 21 answer.
Then for this test misty has:
9 incorrect answer
21 correct answer
20 blank/ not answered
Integer??? Idk I'm sorry....
The more observations you make the closer and closer the experimental probability will approach the theoretical probability. In this case the theoretical probability is:
P(HH)=(1/2)(1/2)=1/4
So in 105 trials one would expect to get two heads:
105(1/4)=26.25 times.
If I’m not mistaken G = 3, hope this helps! ;)
