The table below indicates color and size of a bowl of 100 marbles. Color Small Large Blue 30 10 40 Green 9 8 17 Red 15 5 20 Yellow 10 13 23 Total 64 36 100 total Question: You select 3 marbles (without replacement) from the bowl. What is the probability you will end up with a blue marble, and a red marble, and then another blue marble? Show at least 2 non-zero digits after the decimal. Show as much work as possible.
You are in Restorative Art I. True or False? ( This quiz is…
You are in Restorative Art I. True or False? ( This quiz is not for any points. It is for you to check and see if your camera works).
The next 3 questions use the following information. Show as…
The next 3 questions use the following information. Show as much work as possible.Your company contracts with two vendors for new IT projects. 70% of new projects are awarded to vendor A, while 30% of new projects go to vendor B. Past experience shows that 20% of vendor A’s projects come in “over budget” (assume the rest are “within budget”). Conversely, only 10% of vendor B’s projects are “over budget.”Though it will not be graded, please draw a tree (on your scratch paper) describing the probabilities described above. Using the tree will make the next 3 questions much easier. Question: What is the probability a random project will be awarded to company A and be “over budget”?
The next 2 questions use the following information. Show as…
The next 2 questions use the following information. Show as much work as possible. Suppose an internet service provider suffers internet outages at an average rate of 4 per month. Question: What is the probability the company will have 3 outages in the next month?
You plan to conduct an experiment regarding color preference…
You plan to conduct an experiment regarding color preferences. Further, suppose 22% of college students prefer black cars. If you randomly select 20 college students and ask them what color car they drive, would this be a binomial experiment? Briefly explain why it would or would meet the binomial requirements.
What is the probability a randomly selected student is femal…
What is the probability a randomly selected student is female and owns a Windows PC?
What is the expected value for the number of customer orders…
What is the expected value for the number of customer orders last month?
Which of the following statements best describes a unique fe…
Which of the following statements best describes a unique feature of Complex I in the mitochondrial electron transport chain and its physiological consequences during impaired function?
In a high-performing team, ___________ safety describes an e…
In a high-performing team, ___________ safety describes an environment where individuals feel comfortable taking interpersonal risks.
The consulting term ___________ management refers to the str…
The consulting term ___________ management refers to the structured approach to preparing, supporting, and helping individuals and organizations adopt new processes or behaviors.