In their upcoming best of seven (the first team to win 4 games, wins the series) NHL playoff series, the Toronto Maple Leafs have been given 5 : 3 odds in favour of winning any particular game. What is the chance they will win the best of 7 series against the Montreal Canadiens? (Remember, it could take more than 4 games to win the series!)
Posted 2 years ago by mikaela.mara in Math 12 University - Data Management | 1 answers
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A group of people are asked about their favourite subject when they were in school. The number of people who said they liked math was 216 , the number who say they liked science was 139 and the number who say they like math OR science is 300 . How many people like both math AND like science?
Posted 2 years ago by myaa in Math 12 University - Data Management | 1 answers
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In best of five hockey playoff the winner is declared after three game. Draw a tree diagram showing all the outcomes in the best of five series
Posted 2 years ago by Barbieken in Math 12 University - Data Management | 1 answers
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(n + 4)!n!
Posted 2 years ago by anania1 in Math 12 University - Data Management | 0 answers
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#2 A single die is rolled three times. Determine the probability that the sum virus of the three rolls is less than 100 given that the first roll is a 76. You must show all of your work for full marks
Posted 2 years ago by myaa in Math 12 University - Data Management | 1 answers
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what is the additive principle formula
Posted 2 years ago by myaa in Math 12 University - Data Management | 1 answers
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these are the math scores below
5 7 9 6 10 8 7 9 2 3 4 7 7 6
part one: find the standard deviation
part two: How would I find... If only scores that are 1 standard deviation above the mean are considered for prizes, how
many prizes would be handed out?
Posted 2 years ago by SarahNitert in Math 12 University - Data Management | 1 answers
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Factor completely using the factor theorem. f(x)= x^4+8x^2+4x^2-48x
Posted 2 years ago by callie123 in Math 12 University - Advanced Functions | 1 answers
#polynomial equations
how are the technologies that produce incandescence and luminescence different
Posted 2 years ago by Samikcha15 in Science 10 - Academic | 0 answers
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Expand using the general term
(2x-1/x^2)^7
Posted 2 years ago by melgraore in Math 12 University - Data Management | 1 answers
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