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Did solve that in one of your question
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Total spent
- 10-1/4+25-3/4+16-1/2
- 10.25+25.75+16.5
- 36+16.5
- ₹52.5
Answer:
a) 0.71
b) 0.06
Step-by-step explanation:
We solve using Baye's Theorem
It is estimated that 88% of senior citizens suffer from sleep disorders and 7% suffer from anxiety. Moreover, 5% of senior citizens suffer from both sleep disorders and anxiety.
We have Two events
A and B
Events A = 88% of senior citizens suffer from sleep disorders
P(A) = 0.88
Event B = 7% suffer from anxiety
P(B) = 0.07
Moreover, 5% of senior citizens suffer from both sleep disorders and anxiety.
P(A and B) = 0.05
a)Given that a senior citizen suffers from anxiety, what is the probability that he or she also suffers from a sleep disorder? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth.
This is calculated as:
P(A and B)/P(B)
= 0.05/0.07
= 0.7142857143
Approximately = 0.71
B) Find the probability that a senior citizen suffers from anxiety, given that he or she has a sleep disorder. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth.
This is calculated as:
P(A and B)/P(A)
= 0.05/0.88
= 0.0568181818
Approximately = 0.06
Answer: The answer is 139 feet
H = height of the pole =?
BC = ED = height of the transit = 4 ft
CD = BE = distance moved away from the base of the pole = 140 ft
Consider the ΔABE
tan44 = AE/BE
tan44 = h/140
h = 140 tan44
h = 135.2 ft
H = height of pole = AE + ED = h + ED = 135.2 + 4
H = 139.2 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:

The net chance in Jacob's savings was +80 in the first week, -85 in the second week, and -5 overall.
Answer:½((n/2) – ½) – ½ = 10
½(n/2) – ¼ - ½ = 10 (using the distributive property)
¼n – ¼ - ½ = 10 (multiplying to eliminate the parentheses)
¼n – ¾ = 10 (combining like terms)
¼n = 10¾ (adding ¾ to both sides of the equation)
n = 43 (dividing both sides of the equation by ¼)
Step-by-step explanation:
Let’s start by writing Josie’s first step as an expression. Dividing n by 2, then subtracting ½ from
the result would be (n/2) – ½. If we build on this expression with the information in Josie’s
second step, we get ½((n/2) – ½) – ½. Knowing the final result is 10, we can set up the equation
below, and solve for n as follows: hope this helps