Answer:6/8
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
47
Step-by-step explanation:
180 - 133 = 47
Answer and explanation:
A. What is the probability that more than half of the sample of 100 computers would need warranty service?
What is the probability that more than half of the sample of 100 computers would not need warranty service?
What is the probability that out of sample of 100 more than 20% would require warranty service?
B. If our sample of 100 computers of that brand and model reveals that 30 computers need warranty service, does this give a valid conclusion that all such computers in the population would require about 30% warranty service or less?
Without the actually predicted values in comparison to the real values it is only possible to give a very likely answer based on their scale:
a) is 25 million off, which sounds bad but when compared to a few billion in population it's not even 1%
b)3 billion is more than half the world population as error: very unlikely
c)154 billion, unlikely that a prediction is off by a factor of ~30
d)same as c
so a) is most likely the solution, but in theory the predictions could be arbitrarily bad (things like negative population, or extreme growths)
we will draw the graph according to the given constraints
NOTE: when we draw the graph from constraints inequalities becomes equalities just to draw the graph
Given constraints are:
Now we draw the graph of given constraints using graphing calculator. Please see the attachment for the graph. Shaded region is the feasible region
