The answer to this, maybe.., is 180
The answer for this question would be 2 I think
Answer:
The answer is "No, There are more than two possible outcomes on each trial of the experiment
".
Step-by-step explanation:
When various ice cream products are known. This might surpass 2 brands or more. Thus the number of different results varies considerably.
BINOMIAL DISTRIBUTION:
An investigation with a set set of individual tests, each only with two possible results.
Four conditions are met by the binomial experiment
- The set of indicators is fixed.
- Each attempt is autonomous.
- 2 potential results exist only.
- In each and every test, the probability of each outcome remains unchanged.
Answer:
219.9 feet to the nearest tenth.
Step-by-step explanation:
Use trigonometry:
tan 35 = opposite / adjacent side
= 154/x
x = 154 / tan35
= 219.93
1/5=10
There are 10 baseball cards
1/10=5
There are 5 football card's
50-10-5=35
There are 35 basketball card's
35-10=25
Gerry has 25 more basketball card's than baseball card's
