It's 2/3 because you keep it, change it, flip it and that would make 5/6•4/5= 2/3
Answer:
usual number of yellow eggs = 12
Usual maximum = 21
Usual minimum = 3
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this, we will use the expected value of a binomial probability.
The formula is;
E(X) = np
Where;
n is sample size
p is probability of success.
We are given;
n = 58
p = 21%
Thus;
usual number of yellow eggs in samples = np = 58 × 21% = 12.18 ≈ 12
From USL(Upper specification limit) and LSL(Lower specification limit) formula, we can find the maximum usual number and minimum usual number of eggs respectively.
Thus;
USL = n(p + 3√(p(1 - p)/n)
USL = 58(0.21 + 3√(0.21(1 - 0.21)/58)
USL = 21.48 ≈ 21
LSL = n(p - 3√(p(1 - p)/n)
LSL = 58(0.21 - 3√(0.21(1 - 0.21)/58)
LSL = 2.87 ≈ 3
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
4x+1
Step-by-step explanation:
1/2 *(8x+2)=1/2*8x+1/2*2=4x+1
If you really want to figure this out you make an equation to solve for the time
let's let
x = time from Elena to Jada and
x = time from Jada to Elena
12 then the equation
12 = 5x +3x
would help figuring out their distance say for one of them
12 = x(5+3)
12/8 = x
1.5 = x
1. 5 hours they will meet up
