Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:
We need to simplify

We collect LCM to get;

Therefore:

Also we need to simplify:

We collect LCM to get;

Therefore

<span>You would have to wait 318 years for 1/5 (20%) of the Radium to disappear. 1590 is the point where half of the Radium would decay, so if you take 20% of that, it would equate out to 318 years. Radium has a long half life!</span>
The answer in this question is A, D and E, we might conclude if a random sample of 36 time interval between eruption has a mean longer that 104 minutes, I can conclude that the population means may be greater than 91 and the probability mean must be more that 91, since the probability is low and also the population mean is 91, and this is an example of a typical sampling result.
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