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  1. Real-Life Applications of the Normal Distribution - Socratic

    The length of pregnancies varies according to a distribution that is approximately Normal with mean 266 days and standard deviation 16 days. What's the probability that the average …

  2. Measures of Variability Questions and Videos - Socratic

    What are the variance and standard deviation of a binomial distribution with #N=124# and #p=0.85#? What is the difference between the formula for variance and sample variance?

  3. 400 meters are normally distributed with a mean of 84 seconds …

    400 meters are normally distributed with a mean of 84 seconds and a standard deviation of 6 seconds. What percentage of the times are more than 72? Statistics Statistical Distributions …

  4. Solve using FOIL? (x^2+6) (x^2+3) - Socratic

    Oct 17, 2017 · ...then multiply the OUTER terms. So, that's the first term in the first binomial, and the last one in the second binomial: #x^2 * 3 = 3x^2#

  5. Answers edited by VSH - Socratic

    Find the percent of a standard normal model found in the region : #z<1.13# What is a discrete probability distribution? What two conditions determine a probability distribution? If the mean …

  6. Question #81d1e - Socratic

    By deMoivre: color(red)((cos 3 theta + i sin 3 theta) )= (cos theta + i sin theta)^3 And the RHS has binomial expansion: (cos theta + i sin theta)^3 = color(red)( cos ...

  7. Sampling Distribution of a Proportion - Socratic

    The final answer is: 0.2881? What is the mean value for this sampling distribution? What is the probability that a simple random sample will provide a sample of mean within 3 weeks of the …

  8. If (1+x)^n = C_0 + C_1x + C_2x^2+cdots+C_nx^n, then C_1/C_0

    1/2n (n+1) Given: (1+x)^n = C_0+C_1x+C_2c^2+...+C_nx^n By the binomial theorem: C_k = ""^nC_k = (n!)/ ( (n-k)!k!) So: C_ (k+1)/C_k = (n!)/ ( (n-k-1)! (k+1)!) -: (n ...

  9. How do you prove #\sec ( - \theta ) + \cot ( \frac { \pi } { 2 ...

    Conjugates- In algebra, a conjugate is a binomial formed by negating the second term of a binomial. The conjugate of x + y is x − y, where x and y are real numbers.

  10. How do you solve 1- \frac { 5} { x + 2} = \frac { 7} { x ^ { 2} - 7x ...

    Keep in mind that we'll need to distribute this binomial both to the 1 and to the -5/ (x+2).