Figs come in 2.4 lb bags. Apples come in 7.2 lb bags. How many times as many pounds are the apple bags as the fig bags?
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<h2>0.1</h2><h2>Step-by-step explanation:</h2>please see attached the annotated solution
Given data
p=20%= 0.2
n=15 companies
let x = 5 the number of companies that outsource to overseas consultants
The binomial probability distribution is given as
P(x=λ)=nCx*P^x*q^n-x
we also know that q=1-p
Hi there.
We know that the cost of 2 bags is $4, which can be modeled as 2n.
All we need to do is replace the variable with the number of bags.
The cost of 1 bag is $2.
Hope this was correct, lol.
We know that the cost of 2 bags is $4, which can be modeled as 2n.
All we need to do is replace the variable with the number of bags.
The cost of 1 bag is $2.
Hope this was correct, lol.