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#1
a + b • 3 = 3a + 3b
No
Actual equation formed:-
a + 3b = 3a + 3b
#2
Yes
#3
a + b • 3 = a + 3b
Yes
#4
a + 3b • 3= 3a + 6b
No
Actual equation formed:-
a + 9b
#5
a + 3b • 3 = a + 9b
Yes
Rule applies:-
BODMAS
B - brakets
O - on/off
D- divide
M - multiply
A - add
S - subtract
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Answer:
The probability that more than 6 samples are needed to have 2 mutations is P=0.866.
Step-by-step explanation:
This question can be analized with the binomial distribution.
We need to calculate the probability that more of 6 samples are needed to have 2 samples with mutations.
This is equal to the proability of taking 2 samples and getting one mutation or less.
Then we have a binomial distribution with n=6 and p=0.11: