the company's production unit has a risk of carbon emission
the probability that the company is exceeding the permissible level is 35% =0.35
so there can only be two possibilities, either the company is exceeding the permissible level or its within the permissible level.
and the accuracy of the test that tests the emission level is 85%
so the probability that the carbon emission is within the permissible level is
1 - 0.35 = 0.65
probability that the test measures this accurately is 0.85
therefore when checking the probability that both events happen we have to multiply the 2 probabilities
the probability that carbon emission is within the permissible level and test predicts this outcome is - 0.65 x 0.85 = 0.5525
answer is D.0.5525
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
it's graphical represent is mistake.
Choice B.
how you can determine is to look at the x coordinates. If you see two x coordinates, and they have different corresponding y values, then the set is not a function.
(4 times 4 times 5) + (5 times 10 times 8) = 480 in cubed.
Hello there! Given there are 70 employees after downsizing by 30%, let x equal the number of employees prior to the layoffs:
70 would have to be 70% of x.
To find what 70 is 70% of, we can multiply by 100 because 100 is the base denominator:
70 • 100 = 7,000
Given this equation, we can now divide our result by 70 to get what the amount of employees before the layoffs is:
7,000 divided by 70 gives us 100.
x = 100
Now, we can plug our answer in to see if it makes sense.
Does 70/100 represent 70%?
Yes, it does. 70/100 reduces to 7/10, and by adding 3/10 to our 70%, we get the initial amount of employees.
Your final answer: There were 100 employees prior to the layoffs. If you have any extra questions, let me know and I will gladly assist you.
