The probability of s<span>electing 2 fully charged batteries in a row from a large batch in which 6% of the batteries are dead is given by:
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I don't either it is quite hard to be fair
Given:
cost: 26,500
option: <u> 725</u>
total 27,225
tax (27,225 * 6%)<u> 1,633.50</u>
total 28,858.50
license & reg. fee <u> 50.00</u>
total cost 28,908.50 Choice D.
Answer: A.Kelvin’s because he surveyed people leaving an area where food is sold
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: Kelvin and Lewie each design surveys in order to determine the number of people who buy food at the mall.
Kelvin surveys every other person leaving the food area.
Thus, he doesn't know about the people who do not buy food at mall whereas Lewie surveys every fifth person leaving the mall’s main entrance.
Thus, by this systematic random sampling he knows out of how many people the number of people buy food at mall.
Hence, Kelvin’s survey is likely to produce less valid results because he surveyed people leaving an area where food is sold.
Answer:
12π ft², B
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of circle: radius²π
The area of the entire circle would thus be 6²π, or 36π
Note that a circle has a total degree measure of 360°, and the shaded area is 120°. Thus, the area of the shaded region would be 120/360 of the circle's area, or 1/3.
1/3 * total area of the circle = area of the shaded region
1/3 * 36π = 12π
Thus, the answer is 12π ft², or B.
