Percentage of Siberian Huskies with two different colored eyes = p = 3% = 0.03
Sample size selected = n = 50
We have to find the mean and standard deviation of the number of puppies with two different colored eyes.
Either the puppies will have two different colored eyes or they won't. Sample size is fixed in this case which is 50. A puppy with two colored eyes is independent of other puppies, this means the trials are independent. The probability of success is fixed in this case which is 3%. This setting satisfies all 4 conditions of a Binomial experiment, so we will use the formula relevant to Binomial experiment to answer this question.
Mean number =
Using the values, we get:
Standard deviation of Binomial experiment is calculated as:
One can easily convert the temperature using temperature conversion formula given below
K =
where F = degrees in Fahrenheit
K = degrees in Kelvin
<h3>What is temperature conversion? </h3>
The measuring units of the temperature recorded in a particular unit can be converted with the aid of a temperature converter.
The degree of heat or cold that a solid, liquid, or gas has is expressed by its temperature.
A thermometer is used to determine temperature. Although the SI unit for temperature is Kelvin (K), most people measure temperature in Centigrade or Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F).