Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
If we approximate the binomial distribution with a normal distribution, we have to apply a correction factor for the fact that we are now dealing with a continuous variable instead of a discrete one, as it was with the binomial distribution.
The probability of no more than 35 defective CDs: P(X<35)
In this case, as X=35 is not included in the interval, we start the interval from X=35-0.5=34.5.

being Pb the probability under the binomial distribution and Pn the probability under the normal distribution.
The area for the normal distribution is the one below X=34 (or P(X<34)).
Answer: 3(n-2) =3n-6
Step-by-step explanation: There all separate groupings
Answer:
Therefore $98 is be charged a bus containing 30 people.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that,
A state park charges an entrance fee based on the number of people in vehicle.
Let the entry fee for the vehicle be E and entry fee for each person be x.
Then
C= E+(P×x)
C= Total charge in $
E= entry fee for a vehicle
P=No. of person
x= Entry charge per person.
Given A car containing 2 people charged $14
C=$14, P=2
∴14= E+(2× x)
⇒E+2x=14.....(1)
Again A car containing 4 people charged $20
C=$20, P=4
∴20= E+(4× x)
⇒E+4x=20.....(2)
Subtract (1) from (2), we get
E+4x-(E+2x)= 20-14
⇒E+4x-E-2x=6
⇒2x=6
⇒x=3
Putting the value of x in equation (1)
E+(2×3)=14
⇒E=14-6
⇒E=8
Therefore E=$8 and x=$3
Next we check whether our assumption is correct or wrong. Putting the value of E and x for third case
Here P= 8
Therefore C= E+(P×x)
= 8+(8× 3)
=8+24
=$32
Therefore our assumption is correct.
Now C=? , P= 30
The charged for the 30 people is
C= $[8+(30×3)]
=$[8+90]
=$98
Therefore $98 is be charged a bus containing 30 people.
Answer:
A and D
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we shall be evaluating the validity of the statements;
A. Yes, A is true
There are four even numbers 2,4,6 and 8 and 4 odd number 1,3,5,7; The landing should be equal at 125 each
B. This is wrong
It is supposed to land half of the number of time s which is half of 250 and that is 125
C.This is wrong
The numbers greater than 4 are 5,6,7,8
Now, the probability should be 4/8 = 1/2 and that is 50%
D. This is correct
Number of times we have a landing on odd numbers is 250-135 = 115
The experimental probability of landing on an odd number is thus 115/250 = 0.46 which is 46%
Product of the sum of 1/2 and -3/4 and difference of -5/6 and 13/8
= (1/2-3/4)×(-5/6+13/8)
= -1/4×19/24
= -19/96