Answer:
From the looks of it I think the answer is C.
The answer is 0.4%. The probability that a unit end in a rework can be calculated using the following equation:
P(rework)= P(defects found) * P(defect)
= .8 * .005
= .004
= 0.4%
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>Step 1: Determine quantity per liquid</em>
liquid 1=7/8 cup
liquid 2=9/10 cup
<em>Step 2: Derive expression to calculate total amount of mixture</em>
The expression below can be derived;
T=a+b
where;
T=total amount of mixture
a=total amount of liquid 1
b=total amount of liquid 2
In our case;
a=7/8 cup
b=9/10 cup
replacing;
T=(7/8)+(9/10)=1 31/40 cups
The total amount of mixture=1 31/40 cups
Answer:
Europe 1.86 VS 0.79 US
Step-by-step explanation:
All you have to do is take US gass prices and simply divide it by four then compare.
