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  1. salvatore

    Stat v. 62

    For P(0), isn't it supposed to be 5/12 * 6/10. Coz there were 3 chocolates in Ahmad's bag, so the remainder is 6.
  2. salvatore

    Stat v. 62

    Yeah.. hope so
  3. salvatore

    Stat v. 62

    It was something like this.. 7 chocolates, 5 toffees in Syed's bag and 3 chocolates, 4 toffees, 2 boiled sweets in Tina's bag. I just chose random names :P
  4. salvatore

    Stat v. 62

    I got 0.25, 0.175 and 0.575 as the probabilities.. but I kinda feel I've messed up somewhere. Yeah, I don't think they would penalise you since the format wasn't mentioned in the question. You're talking about AS chemistry practical right? I did that on 14th May! It was pretty lengthy but not...
  5. salvatore

    Stat v. 62

    syed1995 littlecloud11 Do you guys remember the answers to the probability distribution table?
  6. salvatore

    Stat v. 62

    Lol.. those are the values of X. What did you get the probabilities for each?
  7. salvatore

    Stat v. 62

    The paper was manageable :) What did you get the values for the probability distribution table?
  8. salvatore

    A level Statistics doubt??Post your doubts here!

    (iii) Mutually exclusive events are those which do not contain any shared events i.e nothing common between the two. If you look closely, the product of two numbers can not be 24 (Event Q) if both the numbers are greater than 8 (Event R). Hence, they are exclusive! (iv) If two events are...
  9. salvatore

    A level Statistics doubt??Post your doubts here!

    Firstly, you are supposed to compare the medians of both the countries as a measure of central tendency. 1/2 of 900 = 450. To find the median, draw a horizontal line from the 450th point on the vertical axis until it meets the curve. Then move down from that point until it reaches the x-axis...
  10. salvatore

    A level Statistics doubt??Post your doubts here!

    The probability of getting more than 1002mm, P(X>1002), is 225/900 = 1/4 Therefore, P(X < 1002) = 1 - 1/4 = 0.75 From the probability table, z = 0.674 (When probability is 0.75). Standaridising, (1002 - µ)/8 = 0.674 After doing the calculations, you'll get µ = 997. Hope that helped :)
  11. salvatore

    A level Statistics doubt??Post your doubts here!

    Thank you so much! :)
  12. salvatore

    Mathematics Stats Paper 6 Help

    Oh yeah.. got it! Thank you :)
  13. salvatore

    Mathematics Stats Paper 6 Help

    Thanks a lot.. your answer is correct! :) I still don't get why you subtracted 2.. as in, how did you get two arrangements?
  14. salvatore

    Mathematics Stats Paper 6 Help

    Find how many different odd numbers greater than 500 can be made using some or all of the digits 1, 3, 5 and 6 with no digit being repeated. I need help with this question.. could someone please explain it to me? Thanks :)
  15. salvatore

    when is AS applied ICT paper 11 taking place??

    The exam is on 28th May.. you should be knowing that! :P
  16. salvatore

    ~~jokes?? in here?? really??

    Lol.. yeah.. you'll earn marks for creativity :P
  17. salvatore

    AS Chemistry PRACTICAL 33

    One more doubt.. When recording the burette readings, to what accuracy are we supposed to write the readings? The marking scheme says 0.05 cm3.. how would that be? Please give an example..
  18. salvatore

    AS Chemistry PRACTICAL 33

    Guys.. I need some help. Lead(II) and aluminium ions show the same results when tested with ammonia and sodium hydroxide. How can I distinguish between the two ions?
  19. salvatore

    A level Statistics doubt??Post your doubts here!

    Hello :) I need help with question no. 5(iii) of the following paper: http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Mathematics (9709)/9709_w11_qp_61.pdf Why is p=0.03 and not 0.97? syed1995
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