No, there are not any outliers because all of the numbers are relatively close in value
Answer:
The probability that you get zero questions correct is 0.4096
The probability that you get one questions correct is 0.4096
The probability that you get three questions correct is 0.0256
Step-by-step explanation:
These probability can be describe with a Binomial Distribution. These distribution can be used when we have n identical and independent situations in which there is a probability p or probability of success and a probability q or probability of fail. Additionally q is equal to 1 - p. The probability of x for a situation in which we can apply binomial distribution is:

Where x is the variable that says the number of success in the n situations
And nCx is calculate as:

From the question we can identify that:
- n is equal to 4 multiple choice question
- p is 1/5 or 0.2, the probability of get one question correct
- q is 4/5 or 0.8, the probability of get one question incorrect
Then the probability of get zero questions correct of 4 questions is:

The probability of get one question correct of 4 questions is:

The probability of get three questions correct of 4 questions is:

Answer:
- 27 hot dogs
- 13 bags of popcorn
Step-by-step explanation:
Had all received popcorn, the bill would have been 40×$1.75 = $70. The bill was $13.50 more than that. Each hot dog purchased in place of popcorn adds $0.50 to the bill, so the number of hot dogs must be ...
$13.50/$0.50 = 27
Of course, the remainder of the 40 items were popcorn, so 13 bags of popcorn.
27 hot dogs and 13 bags of popcorn were purchased.
Answer:
Can you post the picture pls
Step-by-step explanation: