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Katarina [22]
3 years ago
13

What is midpoint 85 90?

Mathematics
1 answer:
monitta3 years ago
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The midpoint of 85 and 90 is 87
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GIVEN: Suppose that in a certain county 37\% of voters are registered as Democrats, 29\% as Republicans, 7\% as Green party, and the rest are considered Independents. You conduct a poll by calling registered voters in the county at random.

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voters registered as Republicans =29\%=\frac{29}{100}\times100x

                                                       =29x

voters registered as Green party =7\%=\frac{7}{100}\times100x

                                                       =7x

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x = number of successful throws

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For two even number in 12 rolls,

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For three even number in 12 rolls,

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P(X = 4) = 12C4 . 0.5^4 . 0.5^(12- 4) = 0.120850

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P(X = 12) = 12C12 . 0.5^12 . 0.5^(12- 12) = 0.000244

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