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ohaa [14]
3 years ago
6

There are 1,099 souvenir paperweights that need to be packed in boxes. Each box will hold 11 paperweights. How many boxes will b

e needed?
Mathematics
1 answer:
sergeinik [125]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

1099/11=99.9

since you can't have 99 boxes, you round to 100 boxes.

you will need 100 boxes.

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Step-by-step explanation:

Hypergeometric Distribution: A random variable x that represents number of success of the n trails without replacement and M represents number of success of the N trails without replacement is termed as the hypergeometric distribution. Moreover, it consists of fixed number of trails and also the two possible outcomes for each trail.

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Compute the probability that the assembly is replaced the first day.

From the given information,

Let x be number of blades dull in the assembly are replaced.

Total number of blades in the assembly N = 48.

Number of blades selected at random from the assembly  n= 5

Number of blades in an assembly dull is M  = 10.

The probability mass function is,

P(X=x)=\frac{[\limits^M_x][\limits^{N-M}_{n-x}]}{[\limits^N_n]};x=0,1,2,...,n\\\\=\frac{[\limits^{10}_x][\limits^{48-10}_{5-x}]}{[\limits^{48}_5]}

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Let x be number of blades dull in the assembly are replaced.

Total number of blades in the assembly  N = 48

Number of blades selected at random from the assembly  N = 5

Number of blades in an assembly dull is  M = 10

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The probability that assembly is replaced (P)  is 0.7069.

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q=1-p\\= 1-0.7069= 0.2931

The geometric probability mass function is,

P(X = x)= q^{x-1} p; x =1,2,....=(0.2931)^{x-1}(0.7069)

The probability that assembly is replaced no replaced until the third day of evaluation is,

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