1) Your new dog Rascal loves to do tricks and you are deciding between two puppy competitions to enter him into. • The first competition is the "sit" test where the puppy is asked to sit 10 times. If the puppy sits 8 or more times when asked to do so, the puppy will win a medal. The second competition is the "shake" test where the puppy is asked to "shake" the evaluator's hand (by offering one of its paws). If the second time the hands with the evaluator occurs before the fourth time it is asked to do so, the puppy puppy shakes will win a medal. You know from training Rascal that he will sit when asked, 70% of the time, and will shak when asked 40% of the time. Assume that Rascal does tricks independently from one another. Which competition does Rascal have a better chance of winning? (Be súre to

1) Your new dog Rascal loves to do tricks and you are deciding between two puppy competitions to enter him into. • The first competition is the "sit" test where the puppy is asked to sit 10 times. If the puppy sits 8 or more times when asked to do so, the puppy will win a medal. The second competition is the "shake" test where the puppy is asked to "shake" the evaluator's hand (by offering one of its paws). If the second time the hands with the evaluator occurs before the fourth time it is asked to do so, the puppy puppy shakes will win a medal. You know from training Rascal that he will sit when asked, 70% of the time, and will shak when asked 40% of the time. Assume that Rascal does tricks independently from one another. Which competition does Rascal have a better chance of winning? (Be súre to

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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