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Assume a town where there are only two newspaper: The globe and the mail. 60% of...
Assume a town where there are only two newspaper: The globe and the mail. 60% of the people read the globe, 80% read the mail, and 10% read neither newspaper. Calculate the probability that a randomly chosen person reads (a) Both newspapers (B) the globe but not the mail (c) the mail if it is known that the chosen person does not read the globe, (d) no more than one newspaper and (e) does not read the globe.
matrix 2. Residents in City X tend to read Newspaper A or Newspaper B, or not...
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2. Residents in City X tend to read Newspaper A or Newspaper B, or not read any newspaper at all. Statistics shows that, after a year . For people reading newspaper A, 30% of them will switch to reading newspaper B and For people reading newspaper B, 20% of them will switch to reading newspaper A and . For people not reading newspaper, 20% will switch to reading newspaper A and 10% to 10% to not reading newspaper 10%...
4 A survey shows that 40% of the resident of a particular town read the morning...
4 A survey shows that 40% of the resident of a particular town read the morning paper, 65% read the afternoon paper, and 10% read both. One resident is randomly selected. What is the probability that this person reads neither the morning nor the afternoon paper? a. b. One resident is randomly selected. What is the probability that this person reads only the morning paper?
4, A survey shows that 40% of the resident of a particular town read the morning...
4, A survey shows that 40% of the resident of a particular town read the morning paper. 65% read the afternoon paper, and 10% read both a. One resident is randomly selected. What is the probability that this person reads b. One resident is randomly selected. What is the probability that this person reads neither the morning nor the afternoon paper? only the morning paper?
Please answer the questions clearly 2. A certain city has 2 daily newspapers, the Chronicle and...
Please answer the questions clearly
2. A certain city has 2 daily newspapers, the Chronicle and the Times. A survey of 100 residents of the city was conducted to determine the readership of the two newspapers. It was found that 80 took the Chronicle, 65 took the Times, and 15 took neither paper. Assuming that the survey reflects the actual readership of the city, what is the probability that a resident selected at random: (HINT: Draw a picture of the...
Summer I1 4 Consider a city of 1 million inhabitants. (a) How many of these will...
Summer I1 4 Consider a city of 1 million inhabitants. (a) How many of these will at some point die of "natural" cancer? (b) Suppose a radiation accident nearby is releasing radioactivity into the atmosphere of the city. How large a dose of radiation per person would cause an additional ten thousand deaths from cancer among the population? What assumption are you making in that calculation?) (c) Suppose that amount of radiation is actually released. if vou are the mayor...
Q2 [40 points) A survey is conducted to find out whether people in metropoli- tan areas...
Q2 [40 points) A survey is conducted to find out whether people in metropoli- tan areas obtain their news from television (Event T), a newspaper (Event N), or radio (Event R). The results show that 60% of people get news on television, 60% from newspapers, 50% from radio, 30% from television and newspapers, 25% from television and radio, 30% from newspapers and ratio, and 15% from television, newspapers and radio. a) What is the proportion of those who obtain news...
The Arizona Chronicle is deciding how to optimize its newspaper printing process to keep costs low....
The Arizona Chronicle is deciding how to optimize its newspaper
printing process to keep costs low. The provided figure illustrates
the isoquants to print 10, 20, 30, and 40 newspapers. Given that
each worker charges $120 for each day, while each printing press
costs $24 to rent, the points represent the combinations of input
that minimize costs. Based on the figure, at the cost-minimizing
point, what is the average variable cost when producing 20
newspapers?
Answer Choices
A.) $59.28
B.)...
A college has 600 students. A survey has determined that: 69 read French 37 read German...
A college has 600 students. A survey has determined that: 69 read French 37 read German 42 read Spanish 15 read French and German 17 read French and Spanish 8 read German and Spanish 5 read all three languages Put this information into a venn diagram and use it to answer the following questions. Give your answers correct to 3 decimal places. What is the probability a randomly selected student reads exactly 2 of these 3 languages? What is the...
I need (c) and (d) answered 3 Satellite There are claims that a spy satellite can read license plate numbers from space or read a newspaper over your shoulder. In this problem, we will assess these c...
I need (c) and (d) answered
3 Satellite There are claims that a spy satellite can read license plate numbers from space or read a newspaper over your shoulder. In this problem, we will assess these claims using wave optics. (a) Reading a licence plate number requires a linear resolution of about 5 cm. (You must be able to distinguish objects that are 2 inches apart.) For a satellite at a height of 150 km, what angular resolution does this...
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2. Residents in City X tend to read Newspaper A or Newspaper B, or not read any newspaper at all. Statistics shows that, after a year . For people reading newspaper A, 30% of them will switch to reading newspaper B and For people reading newspaper B, 20% of them will switch to reading newspaper A and . For people not reading newspaper, 20% will switch to reading newspaper A and 10% to 10% to not reading newspaper 10%...
4 A survey shows that 40% of the resident of a particular town read the morning paper, 65% read the afternoon paper, and 10% read both. One resident is randomly selected. What is the probability that this person reads neither the morning nor the afternoon paper? a. b. One resident is randomly selected. What is the probability that this person reads only the morning paper?
4, A survey shows that 40% of the resident of a particular town read the morning paper. 65% read the afternoon paper, and 10% read both a. One resident is randomly selected. What is the probability that this person reads b. One resident is randomly selected. What is the probability that this person reads neither the morning nor the afternoon paper? only the morning paper?
Please answer the questions clearly
2. A certain city has 2 daily newspapers, the Chronicle and the Times. A survey of 100 residents of the city was conducted to determine the readership of the two newspapers. It was found that 80 took the Chronicle, 65 took the Times, and 15 took neither paper. Assuming that the survey reflects the actual readership of the city, what is the probability that a resident selected at random: (HINT: Draw a picture of the...
Summer I1 4 Consider a city of 1 million inhabitants. (a) How many of these will at some point die of "natural" cancer? (b) Suppose a radiation accident nearby is releasing radioactivity into the atmosphere of the city. How large a dose of radiation per person would cause an additional ten thousand deaths from cancer among the population? What assumption are you making in that calculation?) (c) Suppose that amount of radiation is actually released. if vou are the mayor...
Q2 [40 points) A survey is conducted to find out whether people in metropoli- tan areas obtain their news from television (Event T), a newspaper (Event N), or radio (Event R). The results show that 60% of people get news on television, 60% from newspapers, 50% from radio, 30% from television and newspapers, 25% from television and radio, 30% from newspapers and ratio, and 15% from television, newspapers and radio. a) What is the proportion of those who obtain news...
The Arizona Chronicle is deciding how to optimize its newspaper
printing process to keep costs low. The provided figure illustrates
the isoquants to print 10, 20, 30, and 40 newspapers. Given that
each worker charges $120 for each day, while each printing press
costs $24 to rent, the points represent the combinations of input
that minimize costs. Based on the figure, at the cost-minimizing
point, what is the average variable cost when producing 20
newspapers?
Answer Choices
A.) $59.28
B.)...
I need (c) and (d) answered
3 Satellite There are claims that a spy satellite can read license plate numbers from space or read a newspaper over your shoulder. In this problem, we will assess these claims using wave optics. (a) Reading a licence plate number requires a linear resolution of about 5 cm. (You must be able to distinguish objects that are 2 inches apart.) For a satellite at a height of 150 km, what angular resolution does this...
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