Answer:
93.53m.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
The experimental probability that a light build chosen at random has no defects is 99.5 % or P(A)=0.995.
Step-by-step explanation:
let S be the sample space for the inspection of the light bulbs.
Therefore, n(s) = 800
let ' A ' be the event of no defects bulbs.
Therefore, n(A) = 796
Now the Experiment probability for a light bulb chosen has no defects will be given by,

Substituting the values we get

The experimental probability that a light build chosen at random has no defects is 99.5 % or P(A)=0.995.
Answer:
The first option
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Step-by-step explanation:
To have exactly 2 real and two non real solutions, the degree of the polynomial must be a degree 4. Degree is the highest exponent value in the polynomial and is also the number of solutions to the polynomial. This polynomial ha 2 real+2 non real= 4 solutions and must be
. This eliminates the bottom two solutions.
In order to have two real and two non real solutions, the polynomial must factor. If it factors all the way like

This means x=0, 10, -10 are real solutions to the polynomial. It has no non real solutions. This eliminates this answer choice.
Only answer choice 1 meets the requirement.