The kind of probability is being used when one calculates the probability that a randomly selected adult who works from home and has a bachelor's degree or higher is <em>relative frequency.</em> This probability is based on actual measurements, like a survey. Using this method will enable us to calculate for the probability of each variable occurring, or a combination of two or more variables with respect to the number of trials in the sample.
Yes, they are independent because P(A) ⋅ P(B) = P(A ∩ B)
Answer:
Sample space = {(MTR), (MTV) (MPR) (MPV) (ATR) (ATV) (APR) (APV)}
Step-by-step explanation:
When they ask for the sample space they want to know all the possible combinations for:
Toppings Meats Dressings
M = Mushrooms T = Turkey R = Ranch
A = Asparagus P = Pepperoni V = Vinaigrette
The easiest way to see all the combinations is doing a tree diagram in which you put all the posible options, as in the image.
After that you just follow each of the lines to make all the posible combinations form which we get:
Sample space = {(MTR), (MTV) (MPR) (MPV) (ATR) (ATV) (APR) (APV)}
99/99= 1
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Answer:
<h2>12.56 m</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula of a circumference of a circle:

<em>d</em> - <em>diameter</em>
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We have <em>d = 4m</em>.
Substitute:

Use 3.14 for π:
