<span>There are 4 vans. So we have that probability that the first vehicle is a van p (e) = 4/10 = 0.4.
P(e|f) = P( f and e) / p (f)
p(e) = 0.4 and p(f) = 3/9
P (f and e) = 0.40 * 0.33 = 0.132
So p(e|f) = 0.4 * 0.33/ 0.33 = 0.4
P(f and e) p(f) * p(e) = 0.4 * 0.33 = 0.132</span>
5y-x=10
Isolate the variable
add x to both sides
5y-x+x=10+x
5y=10+x
Divide both sides by 5
5y/5=10+x/5
y=2+1/5x
So y is equal to 2+1/5x
X= -2x -15y -45 maybe i’m kinda stupid
Answer:
c. (12.12, 18.48)
Step-by-step explanation:
Hello!
The study variable is X: number of times a racehorse is raced during its career.
The average number is X[bar]= 15.3 and the standard deviation is S= 6.8 obtained from a sample of n=20 horses.
To estimate the population mean you need that the variable has a normal distribution, in this case, we have no information about its distribution so I'll assume that it has a normal distribution. With n=20 the most accurate statistic to use for the estimation is a Students-t for one sample, the formula for the interval is:
X[bar] ± 

[15.3 ± 2.093 *
]
[12.12; 18.48]
Using a significance level of 95% you'd expect that the true average of times racehorses are raced during their career is included in the interval [12.12; 18.48].
I hope it helps!