Answer:
The probabilty of having at least one pink bulb if 4 bulbs are purchased is 13%.
Step-by-step explanation:
The proportion of pink bulbs is p=0.4.
If X is the amount of pink bulbs in a group of 4 bulbs, we can model this as a binomial distribution problem.
The probability that at least one of the bulbs is pink is P(X≥1)
The probabilty of having at least one pink bulb if 4 bulbs are purchased is 13%.
Was there a chart with this?
Answer:
You can use grouping, quantity and value to solve this question.
Child admission = $5.50
Adult admission = $8.90
Friday sales (Quantity):
Child = x
Adult = 4x
Total sales = 5x
Friday sales (Value):
Child = $5.50
Adult = 4 × $8.90
= $35.60
Total sales = $986.40
1 group = $5.50 + $35.60
= $41.10
Number of groups = $986.40 ÷ $41.10
= 24
The number of child tickets sold is 24.
Answer: It would be 5
Step-by-step explanation:
take one of each coin 1+5+10+25 which = 41
how many times does 41 go into 205
41x5=205
Hope this helps
For the first one I’m not sure, but for 2 it is B and 3 is 5.
