Answer:
2.4%
Step-by-step explanation:
We make use of the binomial probability equation, which is as follows:
P = [n! / (n - r)! r!] p ^ r * q ^ (n - r)
where,
n total number samples = 20
r is the selected number = 8
p, sin este valor no se puede realizar el ejercicio y no lo mencionas, pero encontré una pregunta igual y era de 20.37%, es decir 0.2037
q = 1 - 0.2037 = 0.7963
reemplazando:
P = [20! / ((20 - 8)! * 8!)] * [0.2037 ^ 8 * 0.7963 ^ (20 - 8)]
P = 125970 * 1.92685405*10^-7
P = 0.024 = 2.4%
Answer:
x < -5 (~Divide -1 to both sides)
Step-by-step explanation:
-x > 5
~Divide -1 to both sides
x < -5
Answer:
Lacrosse = 62 students
Swimming = 62 students
Soccer = 124 students
Football = 186 students
Step-by-step explanation:
Based on the information, we can draw some equations
<em>1.</em> Lacrosse = Swimming
<em>2.</em> Soccer = 2 * Lacrosse
<em>3.</em> Football = 3 * Swimming
<em>4.</em> Football + Soccer + Swimming + Lacrosse = 434
Lets solve for once sport at a time, I will start with Football.
I will put equation 1, 2 and 3 into equation 4
3Sw + 2L + L + L = 434
We can now again put equation 1 into the new equation 4
3L + 2L + L + L = 434
Simplify
7L = 434
L = 434 ÷ 7
L = 62 students
Since L = Sw, 62 students did swimming also
We can put L into equation 2 to solve for So
So = 2 * 62
So = 124 students
And now we can put Sw into equation 3 to solve for F
F = 3 * 62
F = 186 students
I believe it's 927/-125a^3)
Answer: 50 pairs.
Step-by-step explanation:
For each pair of earrings, Joshua spends $0.29 + $0.11 in materials.
So he spends $0.40 for each pair of earrings.
If he has $20, we want to know how many times he can spend $0.40.
For this, we take the quotient:
$20/$0.40 = 50
This means that we can sperate $20 into 50 times $0.40.
So he can buy enough material to make 50 pairs of earrings.
