A student randomly guesses the answers to a four-question true-or-false quiz. The observation is the student’s answer ( T or F ) for each question [see Exercise 2(b) ]. Write out the event described by each of the following statements as a set. a. E 1 : “the student answers T to two out of the four questions.” b. E 2 : “the student answers T to at least two out of the four questions.” c. E 3 : “the student answers T to at most two out of the four questions.” d. E 4 : “the student answers T to the first two questions.”
A student randomly guesses the answers to a four-question true-or-false quiz. The observation is the student’s answer ( T or F ) for each question [see Exercise 2(b) ]. Write out the event described by each of the following statements as a set. a. E 1 : “the student answers T to two out of the four questions.” b. E 2 : “the student answers T to at least two out of the four questions.” c. E 3 : “the student answers T to at most two out of the four questions.” d. E 4 : “the student answers T to the first two questions.”
Solution Summary: The author explains how the event E_1 consists of the outcomes where the student answers correctly to two questions out of four questions.
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Theorem: Let be a function from a topological
space (X,T) on to a non-empty set y then
is a quotient map iff
vesy if f(B) is closed in X then & is
>Y. ie Bclosed in
bp
closed in the quotient topology induced by f
iff (B) is closed in x-
التاريخ
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الموضوع :
Theorem:- IP & and I are topological space
and fix sy is continuous
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proof:
Theorem: Lety have the quotient topology
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The-x:
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