Answer:
6.00
Step-by-step explanation:
<span>The lowest common factor of 7 and 18 is 126 (this is a number that both 7 and 18 multiply into, in fact by each other). This means the 126th person will be the first to get both coupons.</span>
Answer:
a) P(identified as containing explosives)=P(actually contains explosives and identified as containing explosives)+P(actually not contains explosives and identified as containing explosives)
=(10/(4*106))*0.95+(1-10/(4*106))*0.005 =0.005002363
hence probability that it actually contains explosives given identified as containing explosives)
=(10/(4*106))*0.95/0.005002363=0.000475
b)
let probability of correctly identifying a bag without explosives be a
hence a =0.99999763 ~ 99.999763%
c)
No as even if that becomes 1 ; proportion of true explosives will always be less than half of total explosives detected,
Answer:
10$ an hour
Step-by-step explanation:
1/2c=6-1
c=2(6-1)
c=10
Let a set of
elements.
We can find
(factorial) of the
element.
However, combination of the element lead to less than
possibilities.
(combining like adding or multiplying)
So the proposition is false.
