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The masses of 4 containers loaded on a ship are 28 tonnes,45 tonnes,16.8tonnesand 48500kg .What is 5he total mass in tones?

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Ira Lisetskai [31]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

first of all we have to change kg into ton= 48500kg into ton =53.462ton(48500/907.168)

after that we add all the weight of 4 container = 28+45+16.8+53.462

total will be his total mass of tones he had =143.262

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a) 18.77% probability that the driller drills at 10 locations and has 1 success

b) 75.60% probability that the driller drills at 10 locations and has at least 2 success

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This is P(X = 1).

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(b) What is the probability that the driller drills at 10 locations and has at least 2 success?

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The masses of 4 containers loaded on a ship are 28 tonnes,45 tonnes,16.8tonnesand 48500kg .What is 5he total mass in tones?