Answer:
COMPOUND PROBABILITY: John has a cookie jar with the following cookies in it. He plans to eat 2 cookes. What is the probability that he will select a Macadamia Nut Cookie AND then select a Cranberry Pecan cookie? Remember, since he is eating the cookies, he will not be replacing the cookies in the jar and the order he selects the cookies does not matter here. Simply all answers to lowest terms
Answer:
0.903264
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that a TV set contains five circuit boards of type A, five of type B, and four of type C. The probability of failing in its first 5000 hours of use is 0.03 for a type A circuit board, 0.04 for a type B circuit board, and 0.03 for a type C circuit board.
Let A' = the event that A fails, B' = B fails and C'= C fails.
Probability that no circuit board fails = Prob (A'B'C')
= P(A')P(B')P(C') (since A,B, C are independent, their complements are independent
= (1-0.03)(1-0.04)(1-0.03)
= 0.903264
Answer:
14
Step-by-step explanation:
hi! so the question is asking what h is when you input -18 for x, right?
inputing in this question means to substitute, meaning that in this equation, -18 will take the place of x!
- let's see what the equation looks like now
- easy as that!
now let's do the math :)
- because of PEMDAS, remember to do the fraction (dividing) first!
we can change that to --> h = 17 - 3
h = 14
let me know if you're still confused!
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