Find the number of different ways that an instructor can choose 6 students from a class of 31 students for a field trip.
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Answer: Hello your question is incomplete attached below is the missing
n ( 1 + n )
Step-by-step explanation:
P( Bob hits target ) = 1/3
P( Eve hits target ) = 2/3
P( Carol hits target ) = 1
<u>Compute the P that Bob wins in a duel against Eve alone</u>
P(Bob hits the target in first shot ) = n = 1/3
P(Bob hits the target in second shot ) = n^2 = ( 1/3 * 1/3 ) = 1/9
hence the probability of Bob winning( i.e. P( Bob wins Event E1 ) = n + n^2 = n ( 1 + n )
Answer:
192
Step-by-step explanation:
To find how many phones are expected to be defective, we need to represent the values in a fraction.
x = number of defective phones
Now we can solve this using algebra.
To get the value of x we need to multiply both sides by 8000 to leave x alone.
So around 192 cell phones are expected to be defective out of 8000 phones.