Short Answers
P(Both) = 0.1792
Givens
The total number of roles = 100
Total number of heads = 56
Number of times rolled a four = 32 [check this for me].
Set up the probabilities.
P(H) = 56/100
P(4) = 32/100
P(H)*P(4) = P(Both)
Substitute and solve
P(Both) = 56/100 * 32/100 = 1792/10000
P(Both) = 112/625 because there are many cancellations. Or you could just express it as 0.1972
A dozen is 12 and since 4 is a multiple of 12, I did 12 divided by 4 which is three. So i did 3.50 multiplied by 3 and the answer is 10.50
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Step-by-step explanation:
11+y is an expression that contains a variable ‘y’
then its value depends on ’y’
examples :
if y = 0 → 11+y = 11+0 = 11
if y = 1 → 11+y = 11+1 = 12
if y = 2 → 11+y = 11+2 = 13
and so on.
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Answer:
A. Yes, the result is a binomial probability distribution.
Step-by-step explanation:
The experiment above depicts a binomial probability distribution because the 4 required conditions are met :
1.) The distribution is independent as the possible outcome of each trial is the same.
2.) There are two possible categories and the result of each trial is one of two outcomes : Yes or No
3.) The number of observation is fixed at sample size of 5500
4.) The probability of success and failure of each trial is the same for all trials in the sample.
Hence, we can conclude that the experiment depicts a binomial probability distribution.
80, divide 200 by 2.5 and you get 80. Check by multiplying 2.5 and 80, which equals 200
