Answer:
9
Step-by-step explanation:
The range is the biggest number minus the smallest number
The biggest number in this set is 10
The smallest number is 1
10-1=
9
Answer:
a) 47.55
b) 58
c) 47.88
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that the size of the orders is uniformly distributed over the interval
$25 ( a ) to $80 ( b )
<u>a) Determine the value for the first order size generated based on 0.41</u>
parameter for normal distribution is given as ; a = 25, b = 80
size/value of order = a + random number ( b - a )
= 25 + 0.41 ( 80 - 25 )
= 47.55
<u>b) Value of the last order generated based on random number (0.6)</u>
= a + random number ( b - a )
= 25 + 0.6 ( 80 - 25 )
= 25 + 33 = 58
<u>c) Average order size </u>
= ∑ order 1 + order 2 + ----- + order 10 ) / 10
= (47.55 + ...... + 58 ) / 10
= 478.8 / 10 = 47.88
since we have the area of the front side, to get its volume we can simple get the product of the area and the length, let's firstly change the mixed fractions to improper fractions.
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Let 
are the events that denotes the good drive, medium drive and poor risk driver.
Let A be the event that denotes an accident.
The company sells Mr. Brophyan insurance policy and he has an accident.
a.We have to find the probability Mr.Brophy is a good driver
Bayes theorem,
We have to find 
Using the Bayes theorem
Substitute the values then we get
b.We have to find the probability Mr.Brophy is a medium driver
c.We have to find the probability Mr.Brophy is a poor driver
$0.31 for each pint hope this helps
