Answer:
a) 12/25
b) 1/25
c) 12/25
Step-by-step explanation:
a) The first order can go anywhere, so it has 5 possibilities out of 5. The second order can go to any distributor except the one that got the first order, so it has 4 possibilities out of 5. The third order may go to any of the 3 remaining distributors, giving us 3 chances out of 5. So the probability is 5/5*4/5*3/5 = 12/25
b) The first order, again, can go anywhere, so it has 5 out of 5. The second and third order have to go to the same distributor, so, in each case, we have only 1 option available out of 5. The probability of this event is 5/5*1/5*1/5 = 1/25
c) This event is the complementary event of the union of the other 2 events the exercise has. If neither the same distributor got all 3 orders non all orders go to different distributors, then necessarily one distributor should got 2 orders and other 1. The probability of this event is, therefore 1-12/25-1/25 = 12/25.
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It <u>decreased by 30 cents</u> per week.
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The average <em>rate of change</em> is calculated as:
the <u>ratio of the sum of the change</u> in the three weeks <u>divided by</u> <u>the number of weeks. (</u>The <em>number of weeks</em> being <u>3</u>)
<em>Rate of change</em> =
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(-60 + -10 + -20 = -90). So, to <em>simplify</em> it:
= <u><em>-30</em></u>
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Incase you are confused:
Since the average <u>rate of change</u> is <em>negative</em>, this means that the <u>stock price</u> has <em>decreased</em>.
The new crew works at the rate 1/12 apt/hr.
The old crew works at the rate 1/6 apt/hr.
Let x = hours required to paint the apartment when the two crews work together.
That is,
(1/12 + 1/6 apt/hr)*(x hr) = (1 apt)
(3/12)x = 1
(1/4)x = 1
x = 4 hours
Answer: 4 hours
The probability of the first event happening is 1/10 or 0.1
If Ann puts the ball back, there are still 10 balls of which, Ann removed 1. Therefore the probability of the second event is also 0.1.
0.1x0.1=0.01, which is the probability that both women removed the same ball