Question

An experiment was performed 100 times. Let A be a particular event. What is the largest possible value which n(A) could have?

Answer 1

what is n

Answer 2

idk mean??

Answer 3

11. A weather report indicates that there is a chance of rain in Lancaster County tomorrow morning. Which is a correct interpretation?
A) It will rain for hours of the next 24 hours.
B) It will rain on of the area of Lancaster County.
C) Of past days when conditions were similar, out of 5 of them had some rain.
D) None of the other choices.

Answer 4

i guess D ...
1) statement doesn't say it will rain for hours
2) chance means chance ... not for sure .. "it will rain" is an statement that i will definitely rain.
3) it doesn't say anything about probability ... thought this is also highly probable answer

Answer 5

thank you

Answer 6

An 8-sided die is rolled times with the following results recorded:
Outcome Frequency
1
2
3
4
5 0
6
7
8

One can conclude from this experiment that it is not possible to roll a 5 using this die.
A) True
B) False

Answer 7

could you post here instead ... i really hate to download docs

Answer 8

An 8-sided die is rolled 133
times with the following results recorded:

Answer 9

Outcome Frequency
1 25
2 3
3 13
4 15
5 0
6 15
7 11
8 48

Answer 10

One can conclude from this experiment that it is not possible to roll a 5 using this die
true or false

Answer 11

from experimental data analysis point of view .. true

Answer 12

explain

Answer 13

probability of getting 5 = frequency of 5/total no of expts

Answer 14

A card is drawn from a standard 52-card deck. Which of the following are true?
(i) P(getting a red card or getting a queen) = 7/13
(ii) P(getting a or getting a red ) = 1/13
(iii) P(getting an ace or a spade) = 4/13
(i) and (ii) only
(i) and (iii) only
(ii) and (iii) only
(i), (ii), and (iii)

Answer 15

why don't you calculate individually??

Answer 16

P(getting a red card or getting a queen) = 26/52+4/52

Answer 17

unsure how to set up equation

Answer 18

P(getting a or getting a red ) = same as above

Answer 19

okay. thanks

Answer 20

P(getting an ace or a spade) = 4/52+13/52

Answer 21

once i have calculated the numbers, then what?

Answer 22

check which of the statements are true ... isn't that what your question asked?

Answer 23

i hope you got your answer

Answer 24

A card is drawn from a standard 52-card deck. Let A be the event "you draw either a 9 or a red 8 ." Compute . (Write your answer as a fraction.)

Answer 25

4/52+4/52

Answer 26

oops ... 2/52 for the latter one

Answer 27

compute when is not P(A)

Answer 28

do i subtract?

Answer 29

How many elements are in the sample space of the experiment "toss 2 dice and flip a coin?"
3
18
72
None of A, B, or C

Answer 30

for not p(A) = 1 - P(a)

Answer 31

18

Answer 32

I set the equation as:
p(A) = 1 - 6/52

am i going in the right direction?

Answer 33

A card is drawn from a standard 52-card deck. Let A be the event "you draw either a 9 or a red 8
P(a) = 4/52+2/52
not getting P(A) = 1-P(A)

Answer 34

which, after calculating...46/52

Answer 35

23. A box contains five blue, eight green, and three yellow balls. If a ball is selected at random, what is the probability that it is green?

Answer 36

8/(total marbles)

Answer 37

How many elements are in the sample space of the experiment "toss 2 dice and flip a coin?"
3
18
72
None of A, B, or C

Answer 38

18

Answer 39

try another thread ... i might not be online too long now

Answer 40

thanks for helping :)

Answer 41

oops sorry for wrong answer, you answer would be 72 ... just forgot two dices were rolled
H, 1, 1
H, 2, 1

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two places for coin X 6 places for dice 1 X 6 places for dice 2 = 72