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An even number  < 4 An odd number > 5 A prime number that is divisible by 2 A number that is a multiple of 6 At most a number 4

An even number  < 4 An odd number > 5 A prime number that is divisible by 2 A number that is a multiple of 6 At most a number 4

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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Author:Amos Gilat
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Refer to the questions below and complete the table in the next slide:

      1. Identify the Event….
      2. Determine the number of Sample Space (nS)…
      3. Identify the Sample Points …
      4. Determine the number of Sample Points …
      5. Find the probability P(Event)

Please show your formulas were applicable…

 

 

Rolling a Die and getting:

    1. An even number  < 4
    2. An odd number > 5
    3. A prime number that is divisible by 2
    4. A number that is a multiple of 6
    5. At most a number 4

Rolling a pair of Dice and getting:

6. A Sum of a double that is equal to 6

7. An absolute Difference that is even and < 3

8. A product that is odd <= 5

9. A Quotient that is prime and a natural number

10. Both numbers are less than 3

Experiment Event (n)S Sample Points (n)Sample Points Probability Roll a die 1 2 4 5 Roll a Pair of Dice 6 7 8 10 3.
Transcribed Image Text:Experiment Event (n)S Sample Points (n)Sample Points Probability Roll a die 1 2 4 5 Roll a Pair of Dice 6 7 8 10 3.
Part II Refer to the questions below and complete the table in the next slide: 1. Identify the Event. 2. Determine the number of Sample Space (as). 3. Identify the Sample Points. 4. Determine the number of Sample Points . 5. Find the probability P(Event) Please show your formulas were applicable. Rolling a Die and getting: 1. An even number <4 2. An odd number >5 3. A prime number that is divisible by 2 4. A number that is a multiple of 6 5. At most a number 4 Rolling a pair of Dice and getting: 6. A Sum of a double that is equal to 6 7. An absolute Difference that is even and < 3 8. A product that is odd <= 5 9. A Quotient that is prime and a natural number 10. Both numbers are less than 3
Transcribed Image Text:Part II Refer to the questions below and complete the table in the next slide: 1. Identify the Event. 2. Determine the number of Sample Space (as). 3. Identify the Sample Points. 4. Determine the number of Sample Points . 5. Find the probability P(Event) Please show your formulas were applicable. Rolling a Die and getting: 1. An even number <4 2. An odd number >5 3. A prime number that is divisible by 2 4. A number that is a multiple of 6 5. At most a number 4 Rolling a pair of Dice and getting: 6. A Sum of a double that is equal to 6 7. An absolute Difference that is even and < 3 8. A product that is odd <= 5 9. A Quotient that is prime and a natural number 10. Both numbers are less than 3
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