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Taylor's conjecture is correct because the population of 2000 in the city was more compared to the population in 2010 in the same city. This is because the population in 2000 was 935,426 and it had 848 more people in that same city compared to in 2010. Therefore Taylor is right since 2000's population is 848 more than 2010's population...
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer: called conditional probability
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Answer:
B. 2/3
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this we have to take into account this axioms:
- The total probability is always equal to 1.
- The probability of a randomly selected point being inside the circle is equal to one minus the probability of being outside the circle.
Then, if the probabilities are proportional to the area, we have 1/3 probability of selecting a point inside a circle and (1-1/3)=2/3 probability of selecting a point that is outside the circle.
Then, the probabilty that a random selected point inside the square (the total probability space) and outside the circle is 2/3.
