Answer:
A. 0.9510
B. 0.0480
C. 0.0490
D. No, I would not feel comfortable accepting the shipment if one item was found defective, because the probability is quite small to obtain 1 or more defective items.
5a(b-c)=d. Here, we are trying to isolate the variable b.
Divide both sides by 5a: b-c=d/(5a)
Add c to both sides: b=
Answer:
Consider the following calculations
Step-by-step explanation:
Since 1 Blimp uses 2 components of B and C each
=> choosing 2 components of B(remaining after using in other prototypes) for 1st model= 22C2
choosing 2 components of B(remaining after using in other prototypes) for 2nd model= 21C2
choosing 2 components of B(remaining after using in other prototypes) for 3rd model= 20C2
choosing 2 components of B(remaining after using in other prototypes) for 4th model= 19C2
choosing 2 components of B(remaining after using in other prototypes) for 5th model= 18C2
and choosing 2 components of C(remaining after using in other prototypes) = 24C2
Similarly for C
P(5 prototypes of Blimp created)=[(22C2 / 25C2 )*(24C2 / 25C2 )] + [(21C2 / 25C2 )*(23C2 / 25C2 )]+[(20C2 / 25C2 )*(22C2 / 25C2 )]+[(19C2 / 25C2 )*(21C2 / 25C2 )]+[(18C2 / 25C2 )*(20C2 / 25C2 )]
Answer:
y = 1x - 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Note that the given line has slope +1.
Any line parallel to this line must also have slope +1.
Apply the slope-intercept form y = mx + b:
Inserting -3 for y, 0 for x and 1 for m, we get the y-intercept
-3 = 1(0) + b, which tells us that b = -3 and that the desired equation is
y = 1x - 3
