Q1/ (A) If the rainfall probability over Baghdad city is 20% during November (30 days), determine the probability that: 1- The rain falls during any three days 2- The rain falls within 27 days and more 3- No rainfalls occur (B) If the variable x is taken from a normal distribution with mean and standard deviation of 70 and 20 respectively. Calculate the probability that: (1) 80 30

Q1/ (A) If the rainfall probability over Baghdad city is 20% during November (30 days), determine the probability that: 1- The rain falls during any three days 2- The rain falls within 27 days and more 3- No rainfalls occur (B) If the variable x is taken from a normal distribution with mean and standard deviation of 70 and 20 respectively. Calculate the probability that: (1) 80 30

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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