Question 5.(CHILDHOOD NEVER COMES BACK)Bubba bought a bubble blower machine which produced 3125 bubbles in5 minutes.symmetric and bell shaped. If the average age of a bubble is 15 minuteswith a standard deviation 2 minutes, how many bubbles have age moreThe distribution of the ages of bubbles is assumed to bethan 17 minutes?Bubba blowing bubbles Question 7.(A BUSINESS NEEDS WISE PEOPLE) A saleswoman buys the five products say, bag, sunglass, watch,makeup set, and fountain pen from a supplier. Let x1 = 78, x2 = 25, x3 = 22, x4 = 40 and x5 =10 bethe costs respectively. A saleswoman sets a profit of $3 after selling these five products combined. Ifshe sold one item of each product, compute her total sale as:%3D5Σx+3i=1

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Question 5. (CHILDHOOD NEVER COMES BACK) Bubba bought a bubble blower machine which produced 3125 bubbles in The distribution of the ages of bubbles is assumed to be symmetric and bell shaped. If the average age of a bubble is 15 minutes with a standard deviation 2 minutes, how many bubbles have age more 5 minutes. than 17 minutes? Bubba blowing bubbles

Question 5. (CHILDHOOD NEVER COMES BACK) Bubba bought a bubble blower machine which produced 3125 bubbles in The distribution of the ages of bubbles is assumed to be symmetric and bell shaped. If the average age of a bubble is 15 minutes with a standard deviation 2 minutes, how many bubbles have age more 5 minutes. than 17 minutes? Bubba blowing bubbles

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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