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Answer:
Over 2 oz. Class A-II felony
Step-by-step explanation:
One would need to carefully weigh the material.*
0.06 kg ≈ 2.12 oz
Note that .06 kg is 1 significant figure, so this rounds to 2 oz (1 significant figure). Given the precision of the reported weight, there is insufficient precision to say the amount is actually over 2 oz.
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If you take the numbers at face value, the suspect is in possession of over 2 oz, so will be charged with a Class A-II felony.
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* 2.00 ounces translates to about 0.0567 kg, which rounds to 0.06 kg.
Answer:
(a) Shown below.
(b) The probability that the first ball drawn is blue is 0.40.
(c) The probability that only white balls are drawn is 0.36.
Step-by-step explanation:
The balls in the urn are as follows:
Blue balls: B₁ and B₂
White balls: W₁, W₂ and W₃
It is provided that two balls are drawn from the urn, with replacement, and their color is recorded.
(a)
The possible outcomes of selecting two balls are as follows:
B₁B₁ B₂B₁ W₁B₁ W₂B₁ W₃B₁
B₁B₂ B₂B₂ W₁B₂ W₂B₂ W₃B₂
B₁W₁ B₂W₁ W₁W₁ W₂W₁ W₃W₁
B₁W₂ B₂W₂ W₁W₂ W₂W₂ W₃W₂
B₁W₃ B₂W₃ W₁W₃ W₂W₃ W₃W₃
There are a total of N = 25 possible outcomes.
(b)
The sample space for selecting a blue ball first is:
S = {B₁B₁, B₁B₂, B₁W₁, B₁W₂, B₁W₃, B₂B₁, B₂B₂, B₂W₁, B₂W₂, B₂W₃}
n (S) = 10
Compute the probability that the first ball drawn is blue as follows:
Thus, the probability that the first ball drawn is blue is 0.40.
(c)
The sample space for selecting only white balls is:
X = {W₁W₁, W₂W₁, W₃W₁, W₁W₂, W₂W₂, W₃W₂, W₁W₃, W₂W₃, W₃W₃}
n (X) = 9
Compute the probability that only white balls are drawn as follows:
Thus, the probability that only white balls are drawn is 0.36.