Practically anything above -8
Such as -7, 2, 15600, anything not under -7.9
Answer:
a. P(x>20)=0.19
b. P(x≥6)=0.72
c. P(x≤20)=0.81
d. A and C
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that:
1) the probability that a student makes fewer than 6 mistakes is 0.28
2) The probaiblity that a student makes between 6 to 20 mistakes is 0.53.
We will express the proabilibities in function of the information we have.
a. Probability that a student makes more than 20 mistakes.
b. Probability that the student make 6 or more mistakes
c. Probability that a student makes 20 mistakes at most
d. A and C, because A takes a event of more than 20 mistakes and C takes the event of 20 or less mistakes. Both events cover a probability of 1.
N + d = 20....n = 20 - d
0.05n + 0.10d = 1.35
0.05(20 - d) + 0.10n = 1.35
1 - 0.05d + 0.10d = 1.35
-0.05d + 0.10d = 1.35 - 1
0.05d = 0.35
d = 0.35/0.05
d = 7 <==== 7 dimes
n + d = 20
n + 7 = 20
n = 20 - 7
n = 13 <=== 13 nickels
Answer:
The biggest number he can make is 348. Hope this helps!!!
Step-by-step explanation:
You have to multiply 4 and 7 together to get 28. Since if we multiplied every number together, we would end up with a lesser number, since anything multiplied by 1 is itself. Therefore, you next add 1 to 28 to get 29. Finally multiply 29 by 12 to get 348.
Answer:
Rope jumping, slow pace, < 100 skips/min, 2 foot skip, rhythm bounce 8.8 630
Rope jumping, moderate pace, 100-120 skips/min, general, 2 foot skip, plain bounce 11.8 845
Rope skipping, general 12.3 881
Rope jumping, fast pace, 120-160 skips/min 12.3 881
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