The probability that you will guess the first answer correctly = 1/2 = 0.5
The probability that you will guess the second answer correctly = 1/2 = 0.5
The probability that you will guess the third answer correctly = 1/2 = 0.5
The probability that you will guess all three answers correctly is
(0.5) x (0.5) x (0.5) = 0.125 = 12.5% .
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Here are all the ways your answer sheet could wind up:
(R = a right answer. W = a wrong answer.)
W W W
W W R
W R W
W R R
R W W
R W R
R R W
R R R
Number of possible ways to score 0 right out of 3 questions: 1 way
Number of possible ways to score 1 right out of 3 questions: 3 ways
Number of possible ways to score 2 right out of 3 questions: 3 ways
Number of possible ways to score 3 right out of 3 questions: 1 way
Statistically, if your answers are all pure guesses,
then on the average, the score you expect is
(0 + 33-1/3 + 33-1/3 + 33-1/3 + 66-2/3 + 66-2/3 + 66-2/3 + 100) / 8
= 400 / 8
= 50% .
If you're happy with that score, great !
Go to the movies the night before the test,
and start guessing.
Answer:
Difference between high and low temperatures: 12°F
Average change in temperature per hour: 2°F
Step-by-step explanation:
The difference between high and low temperatures was: 7 - (-5) = 12 (°F)
Midnight is 12am, so 6pm to midnight is 6 hours.
The average change in temperature per hour is: 12 / 6 = 2 (°F)
Answer:
AA similarity
Step-by-step explanation:
Using angle sum theorem, you can clearly find out the missing angles on the left and right triangles are 40° and 50° respectively.
Therefore, by using any two angles in the triangles, you can prove they are similar by AA similarity.
Hence the correct answer is C) -23
Further explanation:
We have to put the values of m and n into both expression first separately and then multiply the answers.
Given expressions are:
The values are:
Putting the values in expression 1:
Putting the values of m and n in second expression
Multiplying both expressions:
Hence the correct answer is C) -23
Keywords: Polynomials, Putting values in expressions
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