Answer:so what is your question
Explanation:
At one is C a satellite because it moves around Earth
Probability of getting exactly 1 heads is 0.094.
As a binomial model, there are only two outcomes, the heads & tails
For a coin, the probability of getting heads or tails = 1 /2 = 0.5
Let 'X' be the no of heads obtained
Let :p" be the probability of getting heads
X~Bin (n=6, p = 0.5)
P (X=x) =
P (X=x) =
P (X=x) =
Note that we need to find probability of getting exactly 1 heads. So we will input the figures
P (X=1) =
P (X=1) =
P (X=1) =
P (X=1) = 0.09375
P (X=1) = 0.094
Therefore, the probability of getting exactly 1 heads is 0.094.
The answer would be A. The SAT I tests on math, reading, and writing. The SAT II tests on specific subjects like history, science, and languages. I hope this helps :)
