If my calculations are correct I think it's 50
Answer:
0.087
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that there were 17 customers at 11:07, probability of having 20 customers in the restaurant at 11:12 am could be computed as:
= Probability of having 3 customers in that 5 minute period. For every minute period, the number of customers coming can be modeled as:
X₅ ~ Poisson (20 (5/60))
X₅ ~ Poisson (1.6667)
Formula for computing probabilities for Poisson is as follows:
P (X=ₓ) = ((<em>e</em>^(-λ)) λˣ)/ₓ!
P(X₅= 3) = ((<em>e</em>^(-λ)) λˣ)/ₓ! = (e^-1.6667)((1.6667²)/3!)
P(X₅= 3) = (2.718^(-1.6667))((2.78)/6)
P(X₅= 3) = (2.718^(-1.6667))0.46
P(X₅= 3) = 0.1889×0.46
P(X₅= 3) = 0.086894
P(X₅= 3) = 0.087
Therefore, the probability of having 20 customers in the restaurant at 11:12 am given that there were 17 customers at 11:07 am is 0.087.
52/41 in to decimal 1.2682
Answer:
C. 6a + 5b
Step-by-step explanation:
36a^2-25b^2
Rewriting as
(6a)^2 - (5b)^2
We know this is the difference of squares
(x^2 -y^2) = (x-y)(x+y)
(6a - 5b) (6a+5b)
The length of the hypotenuse is 5.83 inches long so between 5 and 6 inches
