"0.32 with a line above it" could refer to two possible numbers, either
or
.
In either case, 0.32 will be the smaller of the two numbers simply because it terminates with two digits after the decimal point, while the others keep going, basically adding a small positive number to 0.32.
D=event that chip selected is defective
d=event that chip selected is NOT defective
Four possible scenarios for the first two selections:
P(DDD)=15/100*14/99*13/98=13/4620
P(DdD)=15/100*85/99*14/98=17/924
P(dDD)=85/100*15/99*14/99=17/924
P(ddD)=85/100*84/99*15/98=17/154
Probability of third selection being defective is the sum of all cases,
P(XXD)=P(DDD)+P(DdD)+P(dDD)+P(ddD)
=3/20
Answer:
d = 5/6t
Step-by-step explanation:
5 stories every 6 seconds
at 12 seconds, it would have travelled 10 seconds.
using this 2 data in this formula
(y-y1)/(x-x1) = (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)
Note : d = y, t = x;
d1 = 5, t1 = 6, d2 = 10, t2 = 12
we have
(d - 5)/(t-6) = (10-5)/(12-6)
(d - 5)/(t-6) = 5/6
d = 5/6(t-6) + 5
d = 5/6t -5+5
d = 5/6t
There r 2 ways to do this....percent to decimal
(1) u can divide by 100.....289/100 = 2.89
(2) u can move the decimal 2 spaces to the left....2.89
just so u know ... decimal to percent
(1) multiply by 100
(2) move decimal 2 spaces to right
Answer: 30%
Step-by-step explanation:
Percent error = 
Estimated number of games win this year = 7
Actual number of games won = 10
Now , the percent error of Doug’s estimate = 
Hence, the percent error of Doug’s estimate = 30%
