Sample space = {p, r, o, b, a, b, i, l, I, t, y} = 11 possible outcomes
1sr event: drawing an I ( there are 2 I); P(1st I) = 2/11
2nd event drawing also an i: This is a conditional probability, since one I has already been selected the remaining number of I is now 1, but also the sample space from previously 11 outcome has now 10 outcomes (one letter selected and not replaced)
2nd event : P(also one I) = 1/10
P(selecting one I AND another I) is 2/11 x 1/10
P(selecting one I AND another I) =2/110 = 0.018
Answer:
600 baboons
Step-by-step explanation:
Half the number of marked baboons showed up in the sample, so we expect the sample size to be about half of the total population. 300 is half of 600.
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Many assumptions are involved in such an experiment and analysis. Not the least of which are the assumptions that the marked baboons end up evenly distributed through the population, and that the sample is a fair sample of the entire population.
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Answer:
The mass of cocoa in chocolate candy is 3 g.
Step-by-step explanation:
30gr chocolate candy, mark on its packaging that it contains 10% cocoa, how many grams of cocoa does this represent?
mass of chocolate candy = 30 g
cocoa contains = 10 %
Now the mass of cocoa = 10 % of 30 g = 0.1 x 30 = 3 g
Mass of cocoa in the candy is 3 g.
Answer:
There is two equations because it has to have two. One is going to have a positive answer and the negative answer. It just depends on the question and what it is asking g you