Unfortunately, I fail to solve the following task: A series of collectible cards includes 40 different images. These are included with a specific type of chocolate bar. The manufacturer of the chocolate bars guarantees that all images are included with the bars with equal frequency and in a well-mixed pattern. Task: After buying a certain…
My question concerns task 10. It claims that 40 percent of employees (out of 100) arrive by car. So, 40 employees do arrive by car, since 100 x 0.4 = 40. Then task a would be solved, since 50 parking spaces are enough for 40. And the next question, if the average is 90 percent,…
Hey, I'm stuck with this problem. I don't understand how I'm supposed to get the results, or how I could even calculate it with my calculator?!
Why is a) wrong or why do you only have to add up the probabilities up to 2 and what does the i mean in this case, can it be seen as k or upper limit?