Answer:
1. No, 2. 46, 3. The amount of tails flips would be more than the amount of heads flips.
Step-by-step explanation:
1 is no because .77 and .23 are not equal to .5, so her prediction was wrong. 2 is 46 because if you double both the numbers (to get a total of 200 flips), you would get 154 tails and 46 heads. 3 is more tails than heads because that is what we have observed.
Answer:1.799908×10^1
Step-by-step explanation:
18-0.00092
=17.99908
In standard form=1.799908×10^1
Answer:
If we think of the numbers 1 through nine, only 1 of those numbers is a multiple of 2 AND 3 and that number is 6.
So, basically, the question is asking what is the probability that "6" will appear. That is a one out of 9 probability or 1/9 or 11.11%
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Answer:
i think it's undefined
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