Answer:
E(X) = 6
Var(X) = 3.394
Step-by-step explanation:
Let X represent the number of carp caught out of the 20 fishes caught. Now, if we are to assume that each
of the (100, 20) ways to catch the 20 fishes will be equally likely.
Thus, we can say that X fulfills a hypergeometric
distribution with parameters as follows;
n = 20, N = 100, k = 30
Formula for expected mean value in hypergeometric distribution is;
E(X) = nk/N
E(X) = (20 × 30)/100
E(X) = 6
Formula for variance is;
Var(X) = (nk/N) × [((n - 1)(k - 1)/(N-1))) + (1 - nk/N)]
Var(X) = ((20 × 30)/100) × [((20 - 1)(30 - 1)/(100 - 1)) + (1 - (20 × 30/100)]
Var(X) = 6 × 0.5657
Var(X) = 3.394
The probability that both grab oranges would be = 
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
A bowl contains,
Apples = a = 5
Oranges = o = 2
bananas = b = 2
Total fruits in bowl = x = a + o + b = 5 + 2 + 2 = 9
Now, Christian and Aaron come home from school and randomly grab one fruit each.
The probability of first selecting orange would be = 
Now, the oranges left would be 2 - 1 = 1
and total fruits would be = 9 - 1 = 8
Hence, the probability of selecting second orange would be = 
Therefore, the probability that both grab oranges would be = 
Answer:
Here is the solution...hope it helps:)
It's 10 - 4
moving decimal over to the right makes a negative exponent.