Answer:
The probability is 
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability of guessing correctly, P = 0.54
Probability of not guessing correctly, q = 1 – P
q = 1 – 0.54 = 0.46
Number of trials, n = 32
Now calculate the probability that Mr. Taylor will pick 32 correctly in first round of the game.
Below is the calculation using binomial distribution.

Answer:
6000
Step-by-step explanation:
Each mp3 sells at $120 per mp3 player multiply that by 100 its $12000
It cost them $45 per mp3 to be made multiply that by 100 its $4500 then add the $1500 for the week and its $6000
$12000-$6000=$6000
They make a profit of $6000 in a week
Answer:
8:04 pm
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Relative frequencies
First row
0.8125 ,0.1875 ,16
Second row
0.555 ,0.444 ,9
third row
18 , 7 , 25
Step-by-step explanation:
Given data
allowance No allowance total
Chores 13 3 16
<u>No chores 5 4 9</u>
<u>Total 18 7 25</u>
<u><em>Relative frequencies</em></u>
allowance No allowance total
Chores
16
No chores
9
Total <u> 18 7 25</u>
Using the Emperical rule:
68% lie with one one standard deviation:
16 + 1.7 , 16-1.7 = 17.7, 14.3
14.3 is part of the 68%.
The remaining 32% of the distribution is outside the range, with half being less than and half being greater than.
32/2 = 16
The probability of living loner than 14.3 Would be 16%