Problem Set
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Problems
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7.2(I) |
14 -- December 9 Besides answering the question, determine the probability of two randomly-chosen people being born on the same date. For each of these questions, you may assume that all years have 365 days. (Of course, this is not so — in a leap year there are 366 days, but treating every year as having 365 days greatly simplifies the problem.)
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19 -- No matches
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7.2(II) |
(1) -- Flip side
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2 -- Other flip side
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3 -- Blackjack
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7.2(III) |
3 -- Birthday cards The first question relates to the experiment you're being asked to conduct—that is, what actually happened when you did it? The second requires you to calculate a theoretical probability.
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7.6 |
Read this section
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There are four problems for calculating mean, median and mode at this website. The first one is done for you. Carry out the other three. When no mode exists, indicate why.
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Due date: Tues., Oct. 16.
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