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Question 1019477: This quarter, a survey of 110 students at De Anza College
finds that 60 take math, 50 take English, and 40 take
history. Of these 25 take English and math, 20 take English
and history, 20 take math and history, and 15 take all three
subjects. Draw a Venn diagram and determine the following.
a. The number of students taking math but not the other
two subjects.
b. The number of students taking English or math but not
history.
c. The number of students taking none of these subjects.
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Question 1020037: An insurance company has 1000 polies of men of age 50. the company's estimate that the probability that a man of 50 dies within a year is 0.02. what is the expected number of claims that the company can expect from its beneficiaries of these men within a year
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Question 1020101: A box contains 7 white balls and 6 red balls. If Van chooses 9 balls at random from the box, what is the probability that he will select 4 white balls and 5 red balls?
I had tried 7/9 X 6/8 , 4/7 X 5/6. Also tried (7/9)^2 X (6/8)^2....the answer is supposed to be .294, but I can't get that. Thanks
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Question 1020224: A baker makes digestive biscuit whose masses are normally distributed with a mean of 26g and a standard deviation of 1.9g. The biscuits are packed by hand into packets of 25. Assuming the biscuits are a random sample from the population, what is the distribution of the total mass of biscuits in a packet and what is the probability that it lies between 598 and 606.
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Question 1020223: A manufacturer makes two models of an item:modelI,which accounts for 80% of unit sales,and modelI I,which accounts for 20% of unit sales.Because of defects,the manufacturer has to replace (or exchange) 10% of its modelI and 18% of its modelI I.If a model is selected at random,find the probability that it will be defective.
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Question 1020261: Consider the following game that involves tossing a die. If the outcome is an even number,you win SZL20. If the outcome is 1 or 3,you lose SZL10. If the outcome is 5,you lose SZL30.What are the expected winnings?
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Question 1020300: I have a 4-digit pin. Numbers allowed for each digit are 0 thru 9. The numbers do not have to be used only once, but can be used up to 4 times. (Ex.: 1111, 1010, etc.).
How many possible combinations/permutations exist for this 4-digit code, or a 6-digit code? Could you please include the formula used to obtain the answer?
Thank you,
David
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Question 1020410: 1.A very small library has only 4 books that you can borrow.the library allows you to borrow 1,2,3 or 4 books at a time.assuming tha you borrow at least one book ,how many different selections can you make?
2. Lisa makek up a series of numbers.he finds each number in the series by multiplying the previous number by 3 & adding 5.if his fifth number is 767, what must his first number have been?
Please help me
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Question 1020505: A password must contain 4 digits from 0-9 and the digits must not be repeated. How many combinations are possible?
Is the answer 10X9X7X8= 5040?
What if its a 4 digit number? Then will we have the answer as: 9X9X8X7?
Thanks
Ekta
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Question 1018796: In a box there are: 7 red books, 5 white books, and 6 blue books. Three books are selected.
How many different ways can this be done if the selection:
(a) must contain one of each color? c(7,1)c(5,1)c(6,1)= 210
(b) must contain all the same color? c(7,3)+c(5,3)+c(6,3)=65
(c) must include more than one color? I'm not sure how to set this up can you please guide me through?
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Question 1018796: In a box there are: 7 red books, 5 white books, and 6 blue books. Three books are selected.
How many different ways can this be done if the selection:
(a) must contain one of each color? c(7,1)c(5,1)c(6,1)= 210
(b) must contain all the same color? c(7,3)+c(5,3)+c(6,3)=65
(c) must include more than one color? I'm not sure how to set this up can you please guide me through?
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Question 1020647: Two bowlers....what are the odds of getting the same exact number pins with each throw through five frames?
Player 1. 1(8,0) 2(7,3...spare) 3(10...strike)
Player 2. 1(8,0) 2(7,3...spare) 3(10...strike)
Same number of pins each time thru 5(FIVE!!!!) frames!
This happened to a friend and I last night while bowling.
Yes, I did think to take a picture.
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Question 1021473: Two fair dice are rolled 5 times. Let the random variable x represent the number of times that the sum 11 occurs. The table below describes the probability distribution. Find the value of the missing probability.
x P(x)
0 0.75141884282545
1 0.221005542007485
2 0.0260006520008806
3 0.00152945011769886
4
5 5.29221494013446e-07
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Question 1021686: The table below shows the grade-level distribution for the school basketball team.
freshman-2
sophomore-4
junior-8
senior-15
A local television station wants to interview 8 students from the team. How many different ways can exactly 4 seniors and 4 juniors be selected for the interview?
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Question 1021719: You take the letters in the word HAPPY and write each one on a slip of paper. You then place the pieces of paper in a basket. If you pull out the pieces of paper one at a time without replacement, what is the probability that you will spell out the word HAPPY?
so i thought you'd solve for P(E)' for the letters are not in order then I just totally got lost. Please help!!
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