Mean number of errors in each page = 0.01
Mean number of errors in 100 pages = 0.01*100=1
It is possible to use the cumulative distribution function (CMF), but the math is a little more complex, involving the gamma-function. Tables and software are available for that purpose.
Thus it is easier to evaluate with a calculator for the individual cases of k=0,1,2 and 3.
The Poisson distribution has a PMF (probability mass function)


with λ = 1
=>




=>

or
P(k<=3)=
0.9810 (to four decimal places)
Answer: 5 branches and 16 birds.
Step-by-step explanation:
If the number of birds is B, and the number of branches is N.
First we have the equation:
B = 3*N + 1
(3 birds per branch + 1 that was flying around)
for the second equation we have:
B = 4*(N - 1)
(4 birds per branch, but one branch had no birds on it, so there are N -1 branches used)
now we can write:
3*N + 1 = 4*(N - 1)
3*N + 1 = 4*N - 4
4 + 1 = 4*N - 3*N
5 = N
So we had 5 branches, now we can replace it in one of the equations and find the number of birds.
B = 3*N + 1 = 3*5 + 1 = 16
(2,500)(0.08) = 200
On Monday, Yuvia made $200 on commission.
Answer:
Sam = 18 and Marlon = 12
Step-by-step explanation:
If Sam is 6 years older but added is 30 then Sam could 18 and Marlon 12.
The fraction computed shows that the number of his next 20 free-throw attempts that you expect Vijay to miss is 15.
<h3>How to solve the fraction?</h3>
From the information given, Vijay missed 12 out of his last 16 free throws. The fraction missed will be:
= 12/16
= 3/4
Therefore, the number of his next 20 free-throw attempts that you expect Vijay to miss will be:
= 3/4 × 20
= 15
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