Answer:

Explanation:
There are only two mutually exclusive possibilities for each complex electronic system: being <em>defective</em> or being <em>not defective</em>:
- Number of complex electronic systems: 7
- Nmber of defective systems: 2
- Number of not defective systems: 5
<em>Probability </em>that no defective systems are found in the sample is the equal to the probability of selecting them consecutively without replacement and finding each one is not defective:
- Porbability the first is not defective × probability the second is not defective
- 5/7 × 4/6 = 20/42 = 10/21
The answer would be 54, because A= PQ over 2 = 9 x 12 over 2 = 54
Answer:
For number 3 the answer is -4
Answer:
(0,27)
Step-by-step explanation:
x2 + 27 = 0
Solutions based on quadratic formula:
x1
= −0 − √ 02 − 4×1×27
2×1
= 0 − 6 × √ 3 i
2
≈ −5.196152i
x2
= −0 + √ 02 − 4×1×27
2×1
= 0 + 6 × √ 3 i 2
≈ 5.196152i
Extrema:
Min = (0, 27)