KindaSmartPersonn
20.10.2021 •
Mathematics
Probability Models
Keep going! Create a probability model for each event. Then use your models to make predictions.
2. Harvey is flipping a coin.
What is the sample space?
What is the probability of each outcome in the
sample space?
If Harvey flips the coin 36 times, what is the best prediction for
the number of times the coin will land on tails?
times
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Ответ:
6x + 3.25y = 42.50
x + y = 8
Step-by-step explanation:
x is the amount of drinks, and y represents the amount of candies that are bought. The first equation is used to figure out the amount of candies and drinks needed to be bought to add up to 42.50, and the second equation is used to make sure that the quantity of drinks and candies add up to 8.