Answer:
all work for both worksheets are pictured and shown
Step-by-step explanation:
worksheet 2
28. 968/22=44
29. 27+8=35
30. 39×37=-1443
<span>8! - 5! = (8 * 7 * 6 * 5 * 4 * 3 * 2 * 1) - (5 * 4 * 3 * 2 * 1) = 8 * 7 * 6 = 336 </span>
Lets focus on what we know first. Natalie can pick 135 Berries in 15 minutes. Lets find out how many berries she can pick per minute.
In order to do so, We have to divide 135 by 15.
135/15=9
This means that Natalie can pick 9 berries per minute. Given that we want her to pick 486, we will need to divide that number by 9 berries to find out how many minutes it will take to get her to that number of berries.
486/9=54
This means that it will take Natalie 54 minutes in order to pick 486 berries.
Answer:
For first lamp ; The resultant probability is 0.703
For both lamps; The resultant probability is 0.3614
Step-by-step explanation:
Let X be the lifetime hours of two bulbs
X∼exp(1/1400)
f(x)=1/1400e−1/1400x
P(X<x)=1−e−1/1400x
X∼exp(1/1400)
f(x)=1/1400 e−1/1400x
P(X<x)=1−e−1/1400x
The probability that both of the lamp bulbs fail within 1700 hours is calculated below,
P(X≤1700)=1−e−1/1400×1700
=1−e−1.21=0.703
The resultant probability is 0.703
Let Y be a lifetime of another lamp two bulbs
Then the Z = X + Y will follow gamma distribution that is,
X+Y=Z∼gamma(2,1/1400)
2λZ∼
X+Y=Z∼gamma(2,1/1400)
2λZ∼χ2α2
The probability that both of the lamp bulbs fail within a total of 1700 hours is calculated below,
P(Z≤1700)=P(1/700Z≤1.67)=
P(χ24≤1.67)=0.3614
The resultant probability is 0.3614
