C, 11/10 is not a possible value for probability, as it is not an actual situation one could be in. For example, if you can get a maximum of ten questions correct on your quiz, and you get eleven correct, that would no make much sense in the real world, unless if you consider extra credit an "extra question."
Answer: The formula is PI * RADUIS²
So, multiplying the radius by itself is 1, and then multiplying 1 by PI is the same as 3.14 .
This how to solve by the elimination method..
Answer:
a) The subset consists of all the outcomes where your friend loses or there is a tie.
d) The subset consists of all the outcomes where you do not lose.
Both are correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
The subset A= { 1,3,4,6,7,9} removes 2,5 and 8 from the sample space of the game. Those three numbers are the ones for which your friend wins, therefore, the subset consists of all outcomes for which you either win (your friend loses) or there is a tie.
Checking the given alternatives, there are actually two correct ones. Alternatives a) and d) describe the same sample space (you not losing = your friend not winning).
Therefore, the two possible answers are:
a) The subset consists of all the outcomes where your friend loses or there is a tie.
d) The subset consists of all the outcomes where you do not lose.
Answer:
1 / 31
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that:
Yellow (y) ; Blue (b) ; Green (g)
b = 5y
g = 5b
Assume :
Number of yellow cube = 1
y = 1
b = 5
g = 5*5 = 25
Probability = (required outcome / number of total possible outcomes)
P( picking a yellow) = number of yellow / total number of cubes
Total number of balls = (1 + 5 + 25) = 31
P(picking a yellow) = 1 / 31
