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let x, y, z be random numbers from 0 to 10 where x,y,z∈R what is the probability that a) all the following is satisfied ∣x−y∣≥2 ∣x−z∣≥2 ∣y−z∣≥2 b) the probability that one or two of them are not satisfied c) the probability that all of them are not satisfied

letx,y,zberandomnumbersfrom0to10wherex,y,zRwhatistheprobabilitythata)allthefollowingissatisfiedxy∣⩾2xz∣⩾2yz∣⩾2b)theprobabilitythatoneortwoofthemarenotsatisfiedc)theprobabilitythatallofthemarenotsatisfied

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let x and y be random numbers from 0 to 10 where x,y∈R ∣x−y∣≥d what is the probability that their sum is less than 10 in the following cases a) d=0 b) d=1 c) d=2

letxandyberandomnumbersfrom0to10wherex,yRxy∣⩾dwhatistheprobabilitythattheirsumislessthan10inthefollowingcasesa)d=0b)d=1c)d=2

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A dice is cast twice, and the sum of the appearing numbers is 10. The probability that the number 5 has appeared at least once is.

Adiceiscasttwice,andthesumoftheappearingnumbersis10.Theprobabilitythatthenumber5hasappearedatleastonceis.

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There is a field. Everyday kids throw some balls on the field. At night the farmer goes and place the bucket in a place where it will contain the most amount of balls. the field can be represented as a line of length 10. the bucket can be represented as a line of length 2. If the kids have thrown 3 balls into the field, what is the probability that the bucket will contain 2 balls how a sample looks like Where the blue line represents the field. and the red line represents the bucket. and the dots are the balls

There is a field. Everyday kids throw some balls on the field. At night the farmer goes and place the bucket in a place where it will contain the most amount of balls. the field can be represented as a line of length 10. the bucket can be represented as a line of length 2. If the kids have thrown 3 balls into the field, what is the probability that the bucket will contain 2 balls howasamplelookslikeWhere the blue line represents the field. and the red line represents the bucket. and the dots are the balls

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Statement Does the number of data have to be more than 100 in order to have a percentile value ?

StatementDoesthenumberofdatahavetobemorethan100inordertohaveapercentilevalue?

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Question Number 199310    Answers: 1   Comments: 1

What is the probability that in a class of 18 people, there exists a group of 3 people born on the same day of the week?

Whatistheprobabilitythatinaclassof18people,thereexistsagroupof3peoplebornonthesamedayoftheweek?

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60 students of a school must take at least one of the three courses for mathematics, physics and chemistry respectively. if a student is randomly picked, what is the probability that he/she takes only one course?

60studentsofaschoolmusttakeatleastoneofthethreecoursesformathematics,physicsandchemistryrespectively.ifastudentisrandomlypicked,whatistheprobabilitythathe/shetakesonlyonecourse?

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∫^( 1) _( 0) ((x(1−x))/(sin(πx)))dx=???

01x(1x)sin(πx)dx=???

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n! = 2^(25) ×3^(13) ×5^6 ×7^4 ×11^2 ×13^2 ×17×19×23 n=?

n!=225×313×56×74×112×132×17×19×23n=?

Question Number 194490    Answers: 1   Comments: 0

A research station supplies three varieties of seeds S1, S2 and S3 in the ratio 4: 2: 1. The probabilities of germination of S1, S2 and S3 are 50%, 60% and 80% respectively. Find the probability that a seed selected at random will germinate.

AresearchstationsuppliesthreevarietiesofseedsS1,S2andS3intheratio4:2:1.TheprobabilitiesofgerminationofS1,S2andS3are50%,60%and80%respectively.Findtheprobabilitythataseedselectedatrandomwillgerminate.

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(a) A man P has 5 red, 3 blue and 2 white buses. Another man Q has 3 red, 2 blue and 4 white buses. A bus owned by P is involved in an accident with a bus belonging to Q. Calculate the probability that the two buses are not of the same color. (b) A man travels from Nigeria to Ghana by air and from Ghana to Liberia by ship. He returns by the same means. He has 6 airlines and 4 shipping lines to choose from. In how many ways can he make his journey without using the same airline or shipping line twice?

(a) A man P has 5 red, 3 blue and 2 white buses. Another man Q has 3 red, 2 blue and 4 white buses. A bus owned by P is involved in an accident with a bus belonging to Q. Calculate the probability that the two buses are not of the same color. (b) A man travels from Nigeria to Ghana by air and from Ghana to Liberia by ship. He returns by the same means. He has 6 airlines and 4 shipping lines to choose from. In how many ways can he make his journey without using the same airline or shipping line twice?

Question Number 193226    Answers: 1   Comments: 0

(a) 5 out of 12 articles are known to be defective. If three articles are picked, one after the other, without replacement, find the probability that all the three articles are non-defective. (b) Two coins are tossed and a dice is thrown. What is the probability of obtaining a head, a tail and a 4?

(a) 5 out of 12 articles are known to be defective. If three articles are picked, one after the other, without replacement, find the probability that all the three articles are non-defective. (b) Two coins are tossed and a dice is thrown. What is the probability of obtaining a head, a tail and a 4?

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