The probability that a single radar set will detect an enemy plane is 0.9. if we have five radar sets, what is the probability that exactly four sets will detect the plane?
Solution: The given random experiment follows binomial distribution with 
Let x be the number of radar sets that will detect the plane.
We have to find 


Therefore, the probability that exactly four sets will detect the plane is 0.3281
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiplier: -175/3 Decrease: 23⅓ %
Step-by-step explanation: 75 = 250 - 3(d) d = -175/3 Y = 250 - (175/3)m
Where m is the no.
of months Y is the new value
(175/3)/250 × 100 = 70/3 %
Or 23⅓ %
A.
2 1/2 * 3
5/2 * 3 = 15/2 = 7 1/2 ft used
B
8 - 7 1/2 = 1/2 feet left.
We have been given that red, green, and white jellybeans are combined in a ratio of 5:4:3 respectively. We are asked to find out the ratio of green jelly beans to the total number of jelly beans.
In order to find out the ratio of green jelly beans to the total number of jelly beans we have to find out the total number of jelly beans.

Now we can find out out our desirable ratio by substituting our finding in the ratio.

Therefore, ratio of green jelly beans with respect to all jelly beans is 1:3.