Answer:
the answer of that question is Letter C
The probability of randomly getting first a red marble and then a blue marble is:
P = 0.083
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How to find the probability?</h3>
There are:
- 3 blue marbles
- 2 red marbles
- 4 yellow marbles.
For a total of 9 marbles.
The probability of getting a red marble is equal to the quotient between the number of red marbles and the total, so:
P(red) = 2/9
Then the probability of getting a blue marble is equal to the quotient between the number of blue marbles and the total, but because we already took one marble, now the total is 8.
P(blue) = 3/8
The joint probability is given by the product:
P = (2/9)*(3/8) = 0.083
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Answer: -1</h3>
Explanation:
The given equation is the same as y = -1x^4+4x^2
The leading term is the term with the largest exponent, so it's -1x^4
The leading coefficient is the coefficient of the leading term.
In short, we circle the first coefficient we see. This is assuming that the polynomial is in standard form where the exponents decrease when going from left to right.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Experimental probability is based on what has happened already.
Theoretical probability is what should happen.
Example, a coin has 2 sides:
head or tail
The theoretical probability of flipping a head in a flip is:
1/2
But say, an experiment had a coin flipped 10 times and it came 6 heads and 4 tails, the probability of head would then be:
6/10 = 3/5
A bit different than the theoretical one because it is the experimental probability.
Now, back to our question -----
76 times rolled (76 trials total)
2 appeared "24" times (24)
<u>P(rolling a two) = 24/76 = 6/19</u>
THis is the experimental probability of the experiment of 76 trials.
