Find the expected value of the number of times a newborn baby’s crying wakes its mother after midnight. ( Let X be the random variable where, X = number of times the baby’s crying after midnight).    The probability that a newborn baby does not cry after midnight is  2/50.  The probability that a newborn baby cries once after midnight is  11/50.  The probability that a newborn baby cries twice after midnight is  23/50.  The probability that a newborn baby cries thrice after midnight is  9/50.  The probability that a newborn baby cries for 4 times after midnight is  4/50.  The probability that a newborn baby cries for 5 times after midnight is 1/50.   

An bag contains 15 marbles of which 10 are red and 5 are white. 5 marbles are selected from the bag. How many samples (of size 5) have at least 4 red marbles?

Consider the following circuits of 4 identical relays. The probability that any relay works is 0.8 and the failures of the relays are independent. What is the probability that, when current is applied, it flows from point 1 to 2?    

Mary and Mark draw 13 cards each from a standard deck of 52. Given that Mary has exactly two Kings, What is the probability that Mark has exactly one King?   (Assume that, all cards were chosen randomly without replacement and Mary picks her cards first then Mark picks after).

Write three paragraphs that analyze how language, sound devices, and structural choices communicate the global issue you identified. Upload a PDF of your handwriting below.

You are treating a patient that lacks 30º of terminal extension of the (L) knee.  The BEST position to place your patient in to increase knee ROM would be:

Superficial thermotherapy applications can be administered by which of the following methods?

Of the following diagnoses, which one would have the greatest benefit from the use of thermotherapy?

Which of the following is NOT a neuromuscular effect of thermotherapy?

In which of the following circumstances would you consider applying thermotherapy?