Answer:
The expected number of ducks that escape unhurt is:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
First the process is binomial process. Having said this, we have 10 hunters, and 10 ducks flying overhead while the hunter take their shot at the same time.
By expected value, we mean average or mean. And the mean of a binomial distribution is:
Mean => E(x) = np.
We must also know that there is only two probability possibilities:
1. The hunter hits the duck (p)
2. The hunter misses the duck (1-p) = q.
Hence;
p = 1/2, and (1-p) = 1/2.
Therefore;
E(x) = np; where n is the total number of hunter.
E(x) = 10*(1/2) = 5
The expected number of ducks that escape unhurt is 5
The answer is 2.76 because u round it 2 places to the right
The right fraction represents the percentage; 42 over 100 (100 is the total), or 0.42.
The left fraction is the part number over the whole number. The whole number is unknown, so we use 'x'.
Your answer is 75.
A=3.14r^2
1. 2^2= 4
2. 3.14 x 4 =12.56 as your answer
Answer:
I think it's B. but I'm not too sure. sorry if I'm wrong
