Answer:
P(≥ 7 males) = 0.0548
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a binomial probability distribution problem.
We are told that Before 1918;
P(male) = 40% = 0.4
P(female) = 60% = 0.6
n = 10
Thus;probability that 7 or more were male is;
P(≥ 7 males) = P(7) + P(8) + P(9) + P(10)
Now, binomial probability formula is;
P(x) = [n!/((n - x)! × x!)] × p^(x) × q^(n - x)
Now, p = 0.4 and q = 0.6.
Also, n = 10
Thus;
P(7) = [10!/((10 - 7)! × 7!)] × 0.4^(7) × 0.6^(10 - 7)
P(7) = 0.0425
P(8) = [10!/((10 - 8)! × 8!)] × 0.4^(8) × 0.6^(10 - 8)
P(8) = 0.0106
P(9) = [10!/((10 - 9)! × 9!)] × 0.4^(9) × 0.6^(10 - 9)
P(9) = 0.0016
P(10) = [10!/((10 - 10)! × 10!)] × 0.4^(10) × 0.6^(10 - 10)
P(10) = 0.0001
Thus;
P(≥ 7 males) = 0.0425 + 0.0106 + 0.0016 + 0.0001 = 0.0548
1.) The sum(addition) of 21 and 5 times(multiplication) a number f is(=) 61.
f = unknown number/variable [So 21 plus 5f(5 times f) equals 61]
21 + 5f = 61 [21(one-time) + 5f(number x variable) = 61(total)]
2.) Seventeen more(addition) than seven times(multiplication) a number j is(=) 87.
j = unknown number/variable [So 17 plus 7j(7 times j) equals 87]
17 + 7j = 87
3.) n = number of calls
18 + 0.05n = 50.50
[Company charges $18 plus five cents per call(n), and the total charge was $50.50]
4.) s = the number of students
40 + 30s = 220
[Tutor charges $40 plus $30 per student(s), and the total charge was $220]
The recipe calls for 5/8 cups butter and Angie wants to triple the recipe.
Therefore, if Angie is tripling the recipe, she is multiplying all of the ingredients in the recipe by 3.
So for the butter, this would be:
5/8 * 3 = 15/8
Next, we should turn this improper fraction into a mixed number so that we can compare it to the amount of butter that Angie has.
15/8 = 1 7/8
1 7/8 > 1 1/4
Thus, Angie DOES NOT have enough butter to triple the recipe.
1.5 cleaner / 12 cups of water
or
1.5 cleaner : 12 cups of water
to reduce this ratio of 1.5:12, we need to divide both by the same number
1.5 divided by 1.5 is 1
12 divided by 1.5 is 8
So the ratio of cleaner to water is 1:8 in its simplest form or 1 part cleaner to 8 parts water.
Hope this helps!! :)
