Answer:
a. P(x>20)=0.19
b. P(x≥6)=0.72
c. P(x≤20)=0.81
d. A and C
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that:
1) the probability that a student makes fewer than 6 mistakes is 0.28
2) The probaiblity that a student makes between 6 to 20 mistakes is 0.53.
We will express the proabilibities in function of the information we have.
a. Probability that a student makes more than 20 mistakes.
b. Probability that the student make 6 or more mistakes
c. Probability that a student makes 20 mistakes at most
d. A and C, because A takes a event of more than 20 mistakes and C takes the event of 20 or less mistakes. Both events cover a probability of 1.
Answer:
47
Step-by-step explanation:
In the picture attached, the Venn diagram is shown.
We can see in the picture that the intersection between C and M (symbolized by C∩M) is made by two regions, one with 22 employees and another one with 25 employees, then 22+25 = 47 satisfy C∩M
Answer:
2 hours: 3968 <u>[I don't understand the $ sign in the answer box]</u>
At midnight: 12137
Step-by-step explanation:
The bacteria are increasing by 15% every hour. So for every hour we will have what we started with, plus 15% more.
The "15% more" can be represented mathematically with (1 + 0.15) or 1.15. Let's call this the "growth factor" and assign it the variable b. b is (1 + percent increase).
Since this per hour, in 1 hour we'll have (3000)*(1.15) = 3450
At the end of the second hour we're increased by 15% again:
(3450)*(1.15) = 3968.
Each additional hour add another (1.15) factor, If we assign a to be the starting population, this can be represented by:
P = a(1.15)^t for this sample that increase 15% per hour. t is time, in hours.
If a represents the growth factor, and P is the total population, the general expression is
P = ab^t
Using this for a = 3000 and b = 1.15, we can find the total population at midnight after starting at 2PM. That is a 10 hour period, so t = 10
P = (3000)*(1.15)^10
P = 12137
Answer: The correct option is
(D) {3, 10, 17, 24, …}.
Reasoning:
We are given to select the sequence that represents the following function with a domain of natural numbers :
The set of natural numbers is {1, 2, 3, 4, . . .}
to find the sequence, we need to substitute x = 1, 2, 3, 4, . . . in equation (i).
From equation (i), we get
Therefore, the sequence that represents the given function is {3, 10, 17, 24, …}.
Thus, option (D) is CORRECT.
