38,0 43.1 55.9 494 46,2 41,4 43.4 41.9 45,6 43,4 51.4 42.4 63.3 51,3 61.0 32.4 54,2 32.9 50,7 40.4 51.5 41,4 -41.9 46.1 46.4 42.9 588 53,2 S0S 380 40.4 670 43.4 35,7 40,9 41.9 (DC) 48.6 39,8 37.4 35.4 372 40.2 35.2 39.3 39,3 Greater than 47.7 37.2 63.5 38.4 400-47.7 384 52.8 Less than 400 U.S. AVERAGE: 47,7 264 NM 37.2 AK 26.4 ID AL 39.3 HI MA SD 63.5 41.9 42.4 MI NY 63.3 TN 39.8 43.4 54.2 AR 40.2 IL 58.8 53.2 MN NC 48.6 ND 41.4 TX 45.6 38.4 MS MO AZ 37.4 IA IN UT 42.9 37.2 OH 46.4 CA 67.0 CO 40.4 CT 61.0 DE 41.4 DC 41.9 VT 40.4 35.7 43.1 OK 35.4 KS 43.4 MT 46.2 VA 38.0 KY 40.9 NE OR 43.4 WA 55.9 46.1 WV 50.6 LA 38.4 NV 51.5 PA 50.7 ME 49.4 NH 38.0 RI WI 51.3 51.4 SC 35.2 MD 41.9 NJ FL 52.8 WY 32.4 32.9 GA 39.3 Source: http://www.api.org/statistics/fueltaxes/upload/GASOLINE_ TAX_MAP_ APRIL2010.pdf, July 6, 2010

38,0 43.1 55.9 494 46,2 41,4 43.4 41.9 45,6 43,4 51.4 42.4 63.3 51,3 61.0 32.4 54,2 32.9 50,7 40.4 51.5 41,4 -41.9 46.1 46.4 42.9 588 53,2 S0S 380 40.4 670 43.4 35,7 40,9 41.9 (DC) 48.6 39,8 37.4 35.4 372 40.2 35.2 39.3 39,3 Greater than 47.7 37.2 63.5 38.4 400-47.7 384 52.8 Less than 400 U.S. AVERAGE: 47,7 264 NM 37.2 AK 26.4 ID AL 39.3 HI MA SD 63.5 41.9 42.4 MI NY 63.3 TN 39.8 43.4 54.2 AR 40.2 IL 58.8 53.2 MN NC 48.6 ND 41.4 TX 45.6 38.4 MS MO AZ 37.4 IA IN UT 42.9 37.2 OH 46.4 CA 67.0 CO 40.4 CT 61.0 DE 41.4 DC 41.9 VT 40.4 35.7 43.1 OK 35.4 KS 43.4 MT 46.2 VA 38.0 KY 40.9 NE OR 43.4 WA 55.9 46.1 WV 50.6 LA 38.4 NV 51.5 PA 50.7 ME 49.4 NH 38.0 RI WI 51.3 51.4 SC 35.2 MD 41.9 NJ FL 52.8 WY 32.4 32.9 GA 39.3 Source: http://www.api.org/statistics/fueltaxes/upload/GASOLINE_ TAX_MAP_ APRIL2010.pdf, July 6, 2010

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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