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The answer is D. 2101/23.7
2101/23.7 = 88.649789029535864978902953586498
(Which leads to a very precise answer, If I'm wrong... I'm sorry...)
Answer: 10
p = Pamela’s age, j = Jiris’ age
2j = p
p + j = 30
Then change things around a bit...
p + j = 30 or
30 - p = j
Then substitute
2(30 - p) = p
And solve
2(30 - p) = p
60 - 2p = p
60 = 3p
p = 20
Answer:
0.818
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the shipment has a ton of aspirin tablets, we can assume that we pick 13 of them <em>with</em> <em>reposition, </em>because the probability shoudn't change dramatically from the probability of picking without reposition if we do so.
We call D the amount of defective tablets. If we assume that we pick the tablets with reposition, then we obtain that D is a random variable of Binomial distribution with parameters 13 and 0.6 (the probability of picking a defective tablet).
We want D to be at most one. To calculate the probability of that event we add up the probability of D being equal to 0 and the probability of D being equal to one. Since D is binomial, we have
We conclude that

Hence, the shipment will be accepted with probability 0.818
<em>I hope this helps you!</em>
Rational. Not whole or integer because its an exact measurement and not irrational because it CAN be expressed as a ratio (fraction, decimal measurement )