What are the first 10 digits of π?a. 3.1415926535 b. 3.1415926531 c. 3.1415926515 d. 3.1415926135Given two fair dices, what is the probability that two dices sum to 8? ( as shown in the picture )a. 1/2 b. 1/6 c. 8/36 d. 5/36What are the eigenvalues of the following matrix? ( as shown in the picture )a. 3,1,0 b. 3,1,1 c. 3,2,1 d. 3,2,0Which of the statements is correct for the following linear system?The system has no solution.The system has exactly one solution.The system has infinitely many solutions.None of the above. 1. What are the first 10 digits of n?a. 3.1415926535b. 3.1415926531c. 3.1415926515d. 3.14159261352. Given two fair dices, what is the probability that two dices sum to 8?а. 1/2b. 1/6с. 8/36d. 5/363. What are the eigenvalues of the following matrix?1-1Ao =-1-1-11а. 3,1,b. 3,1,1с. 3,2,1d. 3,2,04. Which of the statements is correct for the following linear system?Aox = b =-1E R(Ao).a. The system has no solution.b. The system has exactly one solution.c. The system has infinitely many solutions.d. None of the above.

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Chapter21: Simulation

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