Answer:
There are 220 choices
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
(President, Treasurer and Secretary)
Required
Determine number of selection (if no restriction)
This is calculated using the following combination formula:
Where
So, we have:
<em>There are 220 choices</em>
Answer:
a)= 2
b) 6.324
c) P= 0.1217
Step-by-step explanation:
a) The mean of the sampling distribution of X`1- X`2 denoted by ux`-x` = u1-u2 is equal to the difference between population means i.e = 2 ( given in the question)
b) The standard deviation of the sampling distribution of X`1- X`2 ( standard error of X`1- X`2) denoted by σ_X`1- X`2 is given by
σ_X`1- X`2 = √σ²/n1 +σ²/n2
Var ( X`1- X`2) = Var X`1 + Var X`2 = σ²/n1 +σ²/n2
so
σ_X`1- X`2 =√20 +20 = 6.324
if the populations are normal the sampling distribution X`1- X`2 , regardless of sample sizes , will be normal with mean u1-u2 and variance σ²/n1 +σ²/n2.
Where as Z is normally distributed with mean zero and unit variance.
If we take X`1- X`2= 0 and u1-u2= 2 and standard deviation of the sampling distribution = 6.324 then
Z= 0-2/ 6.342= -0.31625
P(-0.31625<z<0)= 0.1217
The probability would be 0.1217
No, to find the least number of burgers and buns, you should find out the LCM of 15 and 6, not their product.
LCM = 30,
so they need to buy atleast 30 of each item.
Answer: i'm not sure i wrote the problem out correctly but if this helps please give me a thanks!
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
There appears to be statistical bias.
Step-by-step explanation:
There is a likelihood of potential bias in the experiment. This is is because the results can be manipulated so that they can be in line with the organization's objectives and of the funders.
Only verified and quantified surveys are able to provide statistically unbiased results.
