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Answer:
Antibodies.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
21 and 22
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's work backward from that 81%: x/25 = 0.81 yields x = 20.25. Nominally, 20.25 / 25 = 0.81, but x must be an integer. Let's round 20.25 off to 20.
Thus, if Kalsom got 81%, it was a result of his having done 20 questions correctly.
81% corresponds to 20 questions correct;
82% to 20.5 questions correct, or, rounding up, to 21 questions correct;
83% to 20.75, or 21;
84% to 21 questions correct; this is the only result that makes sense (whole number of questions answered correctly)
85% to 21.25;
86% to 21.5;
87% to 21.75;
88% to 22 questions correct (this makes sense, unlike the last three)
89% to 22.25;
90% to 22.5;
91% to 22.75;
Assuming that the number of questions correct MUST be integer, then the possible number correct are 21 and 22, corresponding to 84% and 88% respectively.
Answer:
probability that both passes a defective item is 0.8742
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Step-by-step explanation:</h3>
probability that the first inspector misses is Pr( 1st misses)= 0.06
therefore the probability he does not miss is
Pr(1st passes)= 1 - Pr( 1st misses) = 1 - 0.06 = 0.94
probability that the second misses is Pr( 2nd misses) = 0.07
therefore probability that 2nd does not miss is
Pr( 2nd passes) = 1- Pr( 2nd misses) = 0.93
probability that both passes a defective item is Pr(1st passes)*Pr( 2nd passes)
= 0.93*0.94 = 0.8742
Answer: A. 12.5
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