3.3.12 Suppose you flip four fair coins. Let X be the number of heads showing, and Let y be the number of this showing Compue Cov(X, Y) and Corr(X,Y).

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Q: Stars Stripes Dots Red 13 17 9 Blue 15 4 11 Green 7 5 Experiment: The rubber balls all have the same…

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Q: Sarah is flipping a coin.  She flips it six times and gets H, H, H, H, H, H.  She thinks that…

A: If the coin is fair, then the probability of getting head (H)= 12 and the probability of getting…

Q: Name: Part C 1. According to Pew Research Center survey conducted in the spring of 2022, the…

A: Given data  Event Y : use Youtube Event T : use TikTok P(T) = 0.95 P(Y) = 0.67 P(T∩Y) = 0.64

Q: Assume P (A) = .68, P (B) = .45, and P (AN B) = .25. Find P ( An I (An).

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Q: Use the following information to answer the next three questions. A bag contains five different…

A: As per the question we have A bag with 5 different colored balls Red, White, Blue, Yellow and Green…

Q: a. Express the original claim in symbolic form. Let the parameter represent the adults that would…

A: Claim: A minority of adults would erase all of their personal information online if they could. A…

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Q: 4. If P(A) = .6, P(B) = .3, and P(A N B) = .2, then P(B| A) %3D ---- .33 .5 .67 O.9

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Q: Suppose that a coach must select 5 players to play on a basketball team. • The coach has 13 players…

A: The coach has 13 player to select from  And only 4 players can play center, so one of them has to be…

Q: 3. Performance scores are collected for 10 individuals and those scores are 17, 12, 20, 11, 8, 18,…

A: Given:Collected 10 individuals scores are, 17, 12, 20, 11,  8, 18, 17, 9, 12 and 15.

Q: 6. If P(A) = 23, find P(Ā).

A: Given that. P(A)=0.23

Q: h. Describe one possible grand prize turn. What can you say about the values of* the two spins? 6. 8…

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Q: Consider rolling 2 3-sided dice. Let X = the sum of the dice.  Let Y = the product of the dice. a…

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Q: bgroup took a test in the morning, and the other took the same test in the afternoon. This table…

A: Solution: The result table of the test is    Pass  Fail  Total  Morning 28 47 75 Afternoon 53…

Q: Event E: Being a lifeguard; Event F: getting a suntan         b)  Event E and F are independent or…

A: Since we know that Independent events : The outcomes of first events does not affect the outcomes of…

Q: You flip a fair coin twice. X is 2 if the first coin is heads and 4 if the first coin is tails. Y is…

A: Two independent variables : By examining their individual probabilities, we may determine if two…

Q: :Assume P (ANB) = .12, P ( A n B .29, and P ( A UB) = .72. Find P(A).

A: Solution-: Given: P(A∩B)=0.12, P(A¯∩B¯)=0.29, P(A∪B¯)=0.72 We find, P(A)=?

Q: A random experiment consists of tossing a die and observing the number of dots showing up. Let A₁:…

A: toss a dice  x = no. of dots showing up. sample space of x  : {1,2,3,4,5,6} A1 : number of dots…