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4 years ago

A random variable x is uniformly distributed between 45 and 150: to 4 decimal places, what is the probability that x = 48?

1 answer:

8 0

It appears that the distribution in question may be a continuous uniform distribution. In that case there is an infinite number of possible values between 45 and 150. Therefore the probability that x is exactly 48 is zero.

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Step-by-step explanation:

We see here angle J having 90°, pure right angle shape.

m<J=90

Then we find the total interior angle using (n-2)*180

(4-2)*180

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2 years ago

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Apply the distributive property and the greatest common factor to write an equivalent expression.

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Here, Your Original expression is 60x - 24.

Take 12 as common, which is GCD of 24 & 60,

Therefore, It would be:

60x - 24
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= 12 (5x - 2)

In short, your Answer would be 12(5x - 2)

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4 years ago

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Answer:

The supplier becomes less accurate than they otherwise would have tried to claim. A further explanation is below.

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the provider, this same width of that same confidence interval would be as follows:

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3 years ago

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4 years ago

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Answer:

2) $\frac{\sqrt{77}}{11}$

3) 5√2

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2. Here the given expressions,

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