Step-by-step explanation:
Given that Rita is making a beaded bracelet. She has a collection of 160 blue beads, 80 gray beads, and 240 pink beads. We are to calculate the probability that Rita will need to pick atleast 5 beads before she picks a grey bead from her collection.
Prob for drawing atleast 5 beads before she picks a grey bead from her collection
= 1-Prob for drawing atleast one grey beed in the first 5 draws.
(Because these two are complementary events)
no of grey beeds drawn in first 5 trials is
Bi=(5,1/6)
Prob for drawing atleast one grey beed in the first 5 draws.
=1-Prob of no grey
Hence required prob=P(X=0 in first 5 draws)
= 0.4018
6th beeds onwards can be grey also.
Nearest answer is c)0.45
Answer:
She has $128.65 left
Step-by-step explanation:
$257.29 x 1/4 = $64.32
$257.29 - $64.32 = $192.97
$192.97 x 1/3 = $64.32
$192.97 - $64.32 = $128.65
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Answer:
The range is from 147 to 153 orders per day
Step-by-step explanation:
orders varies by 2% means that orders can be LOWER THAN THE AVERAGE, or HIGHER THAN THE AVERAGE.
That is, by 2%.
First, we need to find the decimal of 2%, so
2/100 = 0.02
We multiply this with the average number of order, 150, to get the varying amount:
0.02 * 150 = 3
Thus, the range would be:
150 - 3 = 147
150 + 3 = 153
The range is from 147 to 153 orders per day
In order to calculate the amount, we simply substitute the number of years into x in both equations.
After 3 years:
f(3) = 5(3) + 150
= $165
g(3) = 150 * 1.03⁽³⁾
= $163.90
After 10 years:
f(10) = 5(10) + 150
= $200
g(10) = 150 * 1.03⁽¹⁰⁾
= $201.59
After three years, the first account has more money but after ten years, the second account has more money.
