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Homework pg. 491 and 499 32.) a. The wheel is not affected by its past outcomes-it has no memory; outcomes are independent. So on any one spin, black and red remain equally likely. b.) Wrong. Removing a card changed the composition of the remaining deck, so successive draws are not independent. If you hold 5 red cards, the deck now contains 5 fewer red cards so your chance of another red decreases.
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37. ) A. B. ) Mean=10. 1; variance=21. 69 (show work) C
37.) A. B.) Mean=10.1; variance=21.69 (show work) C.) they are the same D.) show variance using the formula E.) The rules should be easier and less calculations. a +bX 5 8 17 P(a+bX) .2 .5 .3
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38.) A. Independent Not independent 39.)a. Dependent: since the cards are being drawn from the deck without replacement, the nature of the third card will depend upon the nature of the first two cards. Independent: individual dice rolls are independent; they do not affect each other.
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D B possible values σ σ 2
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40.) the total mean would be 40+5+25=70
41.)a. Mean is 31 seconds. No. The mean is not affected by the standard deviation The standard deviation is seconds 42.) a. Normal, with a mean of 350 and a standard deviation of b
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If X is a random variable with µ=9 and σ=3
If X is a random variable with µ=9 and σ=3. If every X is multiplies by 2 and added by 5, then find the following:
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X and Y are random variables with FIND:
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