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Step-by-step explanation:
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Step-by-step explanation:
PART A
Change the fractions into improper fractions
pablo - rosa = 4 4/9 - 3 5/12
pablo - rosa = 40/9 - 41/12
Equalize the denominator of the fractions
I equalize them to 36. If the denominator 9 is multiplied by 4, so is the numerator. If the denominator 12 is multiplied by 3, so is the numerator.
pablo - rosa = 40/9 - 41/12
pablo - rosa = (40 × 4)/(9 × 4) - (41 × 3)/(12 × 3)
pablo - rosa = 160/36 - 123/36
pablo - rosa = 37/36
Change it to mixed fraction
pablo - rosa = 37/36
pablo - rosa = 1 1/36
Pablo has 1 1/36 quarts more than Rosa
PART B
Calculate the iced tea Pablo gave to Rosa
Change into proper fraction/improper fraction
iced tea given = 15% × 4 4/9
iced tea given = 15/100 × 40/9
iced tea given = 600/900
iced tea given = 2/3
Calculate Pablo's iced tea after giving
Pablo's = 40/9 - 2/3
Pablo's = 40/9 - (2 × 3)/(3×3)
Pablo's = 40/9 - 6/9
Pablo's = 34/9
Pablo's = 3 7/9
Calculate Rosa's iced tea
Rosa's = 41/12 + 2/3
Rosa's = 41/12 + (2 × 4)/(3 × 4)
Rosa's = 41/12 + 8/12
Rosa's = 49/12
Rosa's = 4 1/12
Pablo has 3 7/9 quarts and Rosa has 4 1/12 quarts
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<span>Probability = 0.063
Fourth try = 0.0973
Let X be the number of failed attempts at passing the test before the student passes. This
is a negative binomial or geometric variable with x â {0, 1, 2, 3, . . .}, p = P(success) = 0.7
and the number of successes to to observe r = 1. Thus the pmf is nb(x; 1, p) = (1 â’ p)
xp.
The probability P that the student passes on the third try means that there were x = 2
failed attempts or P = nb(2, ; 1, .7) = (.3)2
(.7) = 0.063 . The probability that the student
passes before the third try is that there were two or fewer failed attmpts, so P = P(X ≤
2) = nb(0, ; 1, .7) + nb(1, ; 1, .7) + nb(2, ; 1, .7) = (.3)0
(.7) + (.3)1
(.7) + (.3)2
(.7) = 0.973 .</span>
