Given that the girls tennis team was interested in raising funds for an upcoming trip, and the team sold tumblers for $10 and sun hats for $5, and when the sales were over, the team had earned $190 and sold 30 total products, which included a mix of tumblers and hats, to determine which equations can be used to represent the situation, the following calculations must be made:

T + S =190
-It cannot be used because it has any relationship with the price of the products.

10T + 5S = 30
-It cannot be used because it only considers the quantity variable.

T + S = 30
-It can be used as it shows the amount of products sold.

10T + 5S = 190
-It can be used because it relates the total price to the quantity of each product.

T + S = 15
-It cannot be used because it only considers the price variable.

5T + 10S = 190
-It cannot be used because it erroneously relates the price of each product.

Therefore, the equations that can be used are 10T + 5S = 190 and T + S = 30.

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The number of errors in a textbook follow a poisson distribution with a mean of 0.01 errors per page. what is the probability th

neonofarm [45]

Mean number of errors in each page = 0.01
Mean number of errors in 100 pages = 0.01*100=1

It is possible to use the cumulative distribution function (CMF), but the math is a little more complex, involving the gamma-function. Tables and software are available for that purpose.

Thus it is easier to evaluate with a calculator for the individual cases of k=0,1,2 and 3.

The Poisson distribution has a PMF (probability mass function)

$P(k):=\frac{\lambda^ke^{-\lambda}}{k!}$
with λ = 1
=>
$P(0):=\frac{1^0e^{-1}}{0!}=0.3678794$
$P(1):=\frac{1^1e^{-1}}{1!}=0.3678794$
$P(2):=\frac{1^2e^{-1}}{2!}=0.1839397$
$P(3):=\frac{1^3e^{-1}}{3!}=0.0613132$
=>
$P(k$
or
P(k<=3)=0.9810 (to four decimal places)

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Morre Math HARDDDDDDDD

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Answer:

the person above is right it's 4.5 units

give them the crown

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