For all of them except number 7, multiply the outside number with all of the inside numbers (separately)
Answer:
Part A:

x is a binomial Random Variable.
Part B:
Value of p=0.8
Value of n=20
Part C:
P(X=15)=0.17456
Part D:
P(X≥15)=0.80417
Part E:
E(x)=16
E(x) tells us that out of 20 tracks the SBIRS will detect from 16 tracks.
Step-by-step explanation:
Part A:
Binomial Distribution is used because the number of tracks and the probability to find the intruding object is constant for all tracks
It means:

x is a binomial Random Variable.
Part B:
Value of p=0.8
Value of n=20
Part C:
x=15

By solving above Expression:
P(X=15)=0.17456
Part D:
P(X≥15)=P(X=15)+P(X=17)+P(X=16)+P(X=18)+P(X=19)+P(X=20)

P(X=15)=0.17456



Now, Adding Probabilities:

P(X≥15)=0.80417
Part E:
Mean Distribution:
E(x)=n*p
E(x)=20*0.8
E(x)=16
E(x) tells us that out of 20 tracks the SBIRS will detect from 16 tracks.
Answer:
and that's on periodt.
Step-by-step explanation:
periodt. periodt. periodt.
Answer:
-108
Literally just put what you wrote in the calculator
Step-by-step explanation:
4 • (-9) • (-3) • (-1)
D. NI = AC is the needed information to prove ΔINF = ΔCAT by the ASA Postulate.
For the triangles to be congruent by ASA, the measurements of two angles and one side must be proven congruent. Since two sets of congruent angles are already given, one side must also be congruent.
When proving congruency using ASA, the congruent parts of the triangles must be in this order: Angle, Side, Angle. So, you have to the side that is between the two sets of congruent angles.