Answer:
a. We are confident that the mean admission rate is between 52.8% and 75.0%
Step-by-step explanation:
When you have an unknown population parameter you can use a sample to delimit an interval in which this parameter is, the interval is called confidence interval and the confidence level is the probability of the parameter being inside the interval. The confidence interval is represented by a pair of numbers, in this case, the pair is (52.8%, 75.0%) and the confidence level is 95%, with that level you can say that you're confident that the mean admission rate is between (52.8%, 75.0%).
Answer:
P( B | A) will actually be the probability of the polygraph test being wrong.
Step-by-step explanation:
The event A represents the event that the subject is telling the truth.
The event B represents the event when he fails the polygraph test, which is indicative of the fact that he is lying.
The notation P( B | A) describes the probability that the subject fails the polygraph test given that he is actually telling the truth.
So in retrospect P( B | A) will actually be the probability of the polygraph test being wrong.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
i is an imaginary unit, this means
Rewrite -5 as 
then
Rewrite -25 as 
then
Um idk if its right but i think
s would be -3,6
r -5,3
