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Candypie2010 · 26-30, F
@MalteseFalconPunch can you write it as a fraction im still a little confused
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Candypie2010 · 26-30, F
@MalteseFalconPunch also what about if the patient had 1 or 2 test how do i dp that one
p(1or2)=p(1)+p(2)-p(1n2)
p(1or2)=p(1)+p(2)-p(1n2)
JoyfulSilence · 46-50, M
I am wary about doing somebody's homework for them, or doing their test.
What do you think is the right idea?
What if you had 4 apples and 6 oranges. So there are 10 fruits to choose from. Suppose you made a random draw of these ten. What is the chance of it being an apple? An orange? If you know how to solve this, then you can solve the problem above.
What do you think is the right idea?
What if you had 4 apples and 6 oranges. So there are 10 fruits to choose from. Suppose you made a random draw of these ten. What is the chance of it being an apple? An orange? If you know how to solve this, then you can solve the problem above.
so 30 total. a is sum of 0,1,2,3/30 so... 23/30, leaving the fractional simplification to you; b is 1,2/30 so 10/30 (a really easy one to simplify), and c is a trick as it's the same as a. err.. edit. 25/30.
Candypie2010 · 26-30, F
@stound ya i got 10/30 but its just going to equal 0 cuz 8/30 + 2/30 - 10/30 =0
BeefySenpie · M
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@MalteseFalconPunch will probably help :)
kentex35 · 100+, M
I'm going to ask my brother the mathemagician. He can tell I'll be back you all about Einstein's fear of relatives and such
Plumouter · 26-30, M
I'd help but I'm at work right now for the next 2 hours :(
Candypie2010 · 26-30, F
@Plumouter ill be up =_=
ImKelsey · 26-30, F
You need 3 answers for a, b, and c- or is it multiple choice? If the latter, the answer is (b) 1.3 to 1.4
This is pretty basic stuff. What is it for?
easterniowegin · 51-55, M
It's all ratios. Total 'em up.
xixgun · M
I failed math due to sarcasm
Plumouter · 26-30, M
I think a and c are 5/6, and b is 1/3
kentex35 · 100+, M
C