- What is the probability that, if you play, you win at least $5? 0.176 If you pay $0.60 to play, what is your expected net gain? (Note: a negative gain indicates a loss) [ Select ] - If the people running the coconut shy wanted to make $1.5 profit on each throw, how much should they charge for one throw? [Select ] You and 3 of your friends decide to all have a go. Each time you play, the coconuts are replaced so that you are all aiming at 17 coconuts. - What is the probability that you each hit a coconut that is not worth a prize? [ Select] Two of your friends get bored and decide to go and try their luck on a different stand. - Out of the 2 of you who are still playing on the coconut shy, what is the probability that at least one of you hits one of the coconuts with a $5 prize? [Select]

- What is the probability that, if you play, you win at least $5? 0.176 If you pay $0.60 to play, what is your expected net gain? (Note: a negative gain indicates a loss) [ Select ] - If the people running the coconut shy wanted to make $1.5 profit on each throw, how much should they charge for one throw? [Select ] You and 3 of your friends decide to all have a go. Each time you play, the coconuts are replaced so that you are all aiming at 17 coconuts. - What is the probability that you each hit a coconut that is not worth a prize? [ Select] Two of your friends get bored and decide to go and try their luck on a different stand. - Out of the 2 of you who are still playing on the coconut shy, what is the probability that at least one of you hits one of the coconuts with a $5 prize? [Select]

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

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