1.) A football team has a 60% chance of winning when it doesn't snow but only a 40% chance of winning if it does snow. Suppose there is a 60% chance of snow. WHAT IS THE PROBABILITY THAT THE TEAM WILL WIN?
2.) The senior class is 62% female. 35% of the females play a competitive sport. FIND THE PROBABILITY THAT A STUDENT PLAYS A COMPETITIVE SPORT, GIVEN THE STUDENT IS FEMALE?
3.) The daily power usage for 6 days in June were: 51.8, 53.6, 54.7, 50.9, 55.2, and 51.1. FIND THE STANDARD DEVIATION FOR THESE DATA. WHICH DATA FALL WITHIN STANDARD DEVIATION FROM THE MEAN?
4.) Scores on an exam are normally distributed with a mean of 76 and a standard deviation of 10. In a group of 240 students, HOW MANY STUDENTS SCORE ABOVE 96?
Math Question (4 Questions)?
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Reply:1.) 36%
2.) 21.7%
Reply:1)PROBABILITY THAT THE TEAM WILL WIN WHEN THERE IS SNOW IS
Prob of snow=60%
so the reqd probablity is 60%*40%=24%
2)PROBABILITY THAT A STUDENT PLAYS A COMPETITIVE SPORT, GIVEN THE STUDENT IS FEMALE
62%*35%=21.7%
3)calculate the mean
add 51.8, 53.6, 54.7, 50.9, 55.2, and 51.1. %26amp; divide by 6
=52.88
to calculate the standard deviation from
mean
n n-mean (n-mean)^2
51.8 -1.08 1.1664
53.6 0.72 0.5184
54.7 1.82 3.3124
50.9 -1.98 3.9204
55.2 2.32 5.3824
51.1 -1.78 3.1684
317.3 17.4684
sqrt[(n-mean)^2/N]
sqrt[17.4684/6]=sqrt[2.911]
1.706
standard deviation is 1.706
Reply:ans to ques1:: see the team will can in two cases
a) it rain and team wins
b) it doesn't rain and team wins
so as 'raining' and 'team's winning' are independent events therefore if
p1:probability of snow
p2: probability of the team winning without snow
p3:team winning with snow
p4: probability of no snow
therefore total probability is
p=p4*p2 + p1*p2
p=(1--0.6)*0.6 + 0.6*0.4
ans to ques2::probability =ways of selecting a female playing sport divided by total wayts of selecting a student
suppose there are 100 students in total
now its very easy.......ways of selecting a female strudent playing a sport are=girls playin a sport
=.35*62
and total ways are 100
so you got the answer.....i hope so
and ihv no idea of deviation my statistics is poor........so sorry for that
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