1. Identify 20 students as your sample. From each of the identified student, get information about gander of student and how much do student spend (in OR) for Internet per month. 5. If a student selected at random, find the probability that: i. Selected student is female and spends 0 OR per month. Selected student is female or spends more than 10 OR per month. Selected student is male spends more than 5 OR per month or female spends 10 OR per month. ii. iii.

1. Identify 20 students as your sample. From each of the identified student, get information about gander of student and how much do student spend (in OR) for Internet per month. 5. If a student selected at random, find the probability that: i. Selected student is female and spends 0 OR per month. Selected student is female or spends more than 10 OR per month. Selected student is male spends more than 5 OR per month or female spends 10 OR per month. ii. iii.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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