To receive a particular professional designation, an individual must pass a specific professional exam. A preparatory course is available, and individuals who take the preparatory course, pass the professional exam 90% of the time, while individuals who do not take the preparatory course only pass the exam 20% of the time. Suppose 55% of individuals who take the professional exam have taken the preparatory course. What percent of individuals who take this exam pass? The percent of individuals passing is percent. Do NOT use the % sign as part of your answer, and do NOT round your answer.

To receive a particular professional designation, an individual must pass a specific professional exam. A preparatory course is available, and individuals who take the preparatory course, pass the professional exam 90% of the time, while individuals who do not take the preparatory course only pass the exam 20% of the time. Suppose 55% of individuals who take the professional exam have taken the preparatory course. What percent of individuals who take this exam pass? The percent of individuals passing is percent. Do NOT use the % sign as part of your answer, and do NOT round your answer.

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

Section: Chapter Questions

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