Completed question:
In the game of tic-tac-toe, if all moves are performed randomly the probability that the game will end in a draw is 0.127. Suppose six random games of tic-tac-toe are played. What is the probability that at least one of them will end in a draw?
Answer:
0.557
Step-by-step explanation:
For each game, the probability of not end in a draw is 1 - 0.127 = 0.873. Thus, because each game is independent of each other, the probability of all of them not end in a draw is the multiplication of the probability of each one:
0.873x0.873x0.873x...x0.873 = 0.873⁶ = 0.443
Thus, the probability that at least one of them end in a draw is the total probability (1) less the probability that none of them en in a draw:
1 - 0.443
0.557
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Answer: B) Experiment</h3>
Reason:
Whenever you have two groups like this, one labeled the treatment group and the other the control group, we have an experiment gong on.
The treatment group gets the actual medication that is being tested. The control group gets a fake medication, aka placebo. Usually a placebo is meant for humans because it's more of a psychological factor. With cats, it likely won't affect them. However, such practices of having two groups like this is standard no matter what group of subjects you're testing.
The idea is that if the treatment group has better results compared to the placebo group, then it's likely the medication works.
Total distance John drove=450 miles
total time=8 hours
let the number of hours he drove on highway be x, number of hours he drove on turnpike will be (8-x) hours
since
distance=speed*time
distance traveled in highway=50x
distance traveled in turnpike=60(8-x)
thus the total distance will be:
50x+60(8-x)=450
simplifying the above
50x+480-60x=450
-10x=450-480
-10x=-30
thus
x=3 hours
Thus he drove on highway for 3 hours.
Answer:
1) and 3)
Step-by-step explanation:
