Area of a circle is computed by multiplying pi to the square of the circle's radius.
A = πr²
50m² = 3.14 r²
50m²/3.14 = r²
r² = 15.92m²
r = √15.92m²
r = 3.99m
Diameter is computed by multiplying the radius twice.
d = 2r
d = 2(3.99m)
d = 7.98m or rounded up to 8 m
The expression is simply -2-18. When you have an expression like this, just put the together and the put a box around the first number don't forget the sign, and then the next put one around the sign and the number. If this doesn't make any since, sorry we just started this unit
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Answer: P(3) = 0.20</h3>
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Explanation:
The Poisson PDF value is given by the function
P(x) = ( e^(-mu)*mu^x )/(x!)
where the exclamation mark indicates a factorial
In this case, mu = 4, so we can update the equation into
P(x) = ( e^(-4)*4^x )/(x!)
Now plug in x = 3 to finish off the problem
P(x) = ( e^(-4)*4^x )/(x!)
P(3) = ( e^(-4)*4^3 )/(3!)
P(3) = 0.1953668148129
P(3) = 0.20
Note: The 'e' is a special constant which is approximately e = 2.718, similar to how pi = 3.14 is a constant used often.
