Answer:
Melanie = 24 years old
Raymond = 27 years old
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
45
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The probability of making a correct random guess is 0.00053%.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since Clue is a board game in which you must deduce three details surrounding a murder, and in the original game of Clue, the guilty person can be chosen from 66 people, and there are 66 different possible weapons and 99 possible rooms, and at one point in the game, you have narrowed the possibilities down to 44 people, 55 weapons, and 77 rooms, to determine what is the probability of making a random guess of the guilty person, murder weapon, and location from your narrowed-down choices , and the guess being correct, the following calculation must be performed:
(1 / (44x55x77)) x 100 = X
(1 / 186,340) x 100 = X
0.0005366 = X
Therefore, the probability of making a correct random guess is 0.00053%.
If the three sets of corresponding sides of two triangles are in proportion, the triangles are similar. SAS for similar triangles is NOT the same theorem as we used for congruent triangles.
Answer with explanation:
By definition of mean life we know that on an average the respective phones will last for 2.5 years or 3 years respectively but for each model there will be phones which last less than the mean life and phones which last for greater than the mean life.A lower standard deviation means that all the phone batteries have life close to mean life while as a larger standard deviation means that the lives of the batteries are spread out. The Percentage of such phone which last for time greater or lesser than mean depends on the standard deviation of the data.
Since we will get a phone at random from the samples we need to maximize our chances of getting a better phone which can be obtained only if we know the standard deviation of the data.
Part b)
Yes it changes our opinion of the given batteries since for the battery with life of 2.5 years has a lesser deviation thus we infer if we choose any battery from this sample at random we have larger chances that the battery has the specified or greater life span while as the chances in the second type of battery are lower.
