There are 6 kittens when you're deciding which one you want to pick, so there are 6 ways of chosing one. Then, the number of kittens lowers to 5, so there are 5 ways of picking another. At all, there are 30 ways of chosing 2 kittens out of 6.
Answer:
a ) If r ⇒ p
If q ⇒ p
r ∪ q
If r∪p ⇒ ¬ r
∴ s
b) The argument is invalid
Step-by-step explanation:
The argument is invalid because we do not with precision if b), because we do not have enough information about it, and this is because the previous sentences does not mention information about the donkey. We cannot infer something when we do not have enough information.
Answer: 0.4512
Step-by-step explanation:
A bit string is sequence of bits (it only contains 0 and 1).
We assume that the 0 and 1 area equally likely to any place.
i.e. P(0)= P(1)= 
The length of bits : n = 10
Let X = Number of getting ones.
Then , 
Binomial distribution formula : 
, where p= probability of getting success in each event and q= probability of getting failure in each event.
Here , 
Then ,The probability that a bit string of length 10 contains exactly 4 or 5 ones.
Hence, the probability that a bit string of length 10 contains exactly 4 or 5 ones is 0.4512.
4 by 5
10 by 2
20 by 1
You can place two squares side by side
Technically a square is a rectangle so that counts as a rectangle
