27.034%
Let's define the function P(x) for the probability of getting a parking space exactly x times over a 9 month period. it would be:
P(x) = (0.3^x)(0.7^(9-x))*9!/(x!(9-x)!)
Let me explain the above. The raising of (0.3^x)(0.7^(9-x)) is the probability of getting exactly x successes and 9-x failures. Then we shuffle them in the 9! possible arrangements. But since we can't tell the differences between successes, we divide by the x! different ways of arranging the successes. And since we can't distinguish between the different failures, we divide by the (9-x)! different ways of arranging those failures as well. So P(4) = 0.171532242 meaning that there's a 17.153% chance of getting a parking space exactly 4 times.
Now all we need to do is calculate the sum of P(x) for x ranging from 4 to 9.
So
P(4) = 0.171532242
P(5) = 0.073513818
P(6) = 0.021003948
P(7) = 0.003857868
P(8) = 0.000413343
P(9) = 0.000019683
And
0.171532242 + 0.073513818 + 0.021003948 + 0.003857868 + 0.000413343
+ 0.000019683 = 0.270340902
So the probability of getting a parking space at least four out of the nine months is 27.034%
Answer:
Δn=3
Step-by-step explanation:
Remember, if we need to divide the interval (a,b) in n equal subinterval, then we need divide the distance (d) between the endpoints of the interval and divide it by n. Then the width Δn of each subinterval is d/n.
We have the interval [-5,7]. The distance between the endpoints of the interval is
.
Now, we divide d by 4 and obtain 
Then, Δn=3.
Now, to find the endpoints of each sub-interval, we add 3 from the left end of the interval.
So,
First order the data from least to greatest, then subtract the smallest value from the largest value in the set.
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Answer:</h2>
There was a total loss of $150.00 over those 6 days
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Step-by-step explanation:</h2>
1 - Simplify the word problem
A store makes a loss of $25 per day for 6 days
2 - Write a statement for it
d = days
t = total loss
25d = t
3 - Plug in the days for d
25(6) = t
150 = t
t = $150
There was a total loss of $150.00 over 6 days
Hope this helps :)
