Answer: a. , c. , d., e.
Step-by-step explanation:
A variable that counts how many times a certain event occurs in a particular number of trials is known as binomial random variable.
For each trial, there exist only two outcomes .
The probability of for each event is the same on each trial.
a. Event has two outcomes with same probability as 0.50, therefore the random variable represents the total number of flips required to get tails is a binomial random variable.
b. Total guidelines are 5.
Here total outcomes are not 2 , it does not meet with the conditions of binomial.
c. The random variable represents the total number of children from this pair of parents with blue eyes has two outcomes (where has or not.)
also, the probability of having blue eyes is same in each trial, so it represents binomial random variable.
d. The random variable represents the total number out of 567 customers with a checking account has two outcomes (checking or savings).
So, it represents binomial random variable.
e. The random variable represents the total number of ace cards observed has two outcomes ( ace or not ace).
So it represents the binomial random variable.
Answer:
an = 67 -11(n -1)
Step-by-step explanation:
The terms of your arithmetic sequence have a common difference of -11. The first term is 67.
These values can be used in the generic formula for the n-th term:
an = a1 +d(n -1) . . . . . . first term a1, common difference d
an = 67 -11(n -1) . . . . . formula for the n-th term
29.) This is simply interpreting the linear function.
The function:
96+2.1x
a.) The 96 is what you start with from the beginning. So, we know Rachel weighed 96 ounces when she was born.
b.) Again, interpretation. The 2.1 is the slope, or the change in the line. So we know that Rachel gains 2.1 ounces each day.
30.) For this one, you just have to plug 9 into the equation for x.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
notice, this will just be a Permutation.
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