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  1. Kangxidi

    A level Statistics doubt??Post your doubts here!

    The original normal distribution is modelled with a mean PROFIT of 6.4 and the PROFIT's standard deviation = 5.2 How do we call a loss then? Loss is when the profit value is less than 0. Imagine you are buying a can of Pepsi for 3 dollars and sell it for 7 dollars to your friend, your profit...
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    A level Statistics doubt??Post your doubts here!

    Work out the probability that the company is making a loss. Since loss means a profit that is less than zero, we are working P(X<0) Therefore P(Z < -6.4/5.2) = 1- 0.8909 = 0.1091 <-- probability that it makes a loss. Next step, a loss of exactly 1 out of 4 days can be modelled with...
  3. Kangxidi

    Statistics P6 Help needed

    Since 8.2 mins is the mean, probability of a visit LESS than 8.2 mins = 0.5 From the question, we can say that X~B(35,0.5) Therefore, X~N(17.5 , 8.75) since np = 35 * 0.5 = 17.5 and npq = 35 * 0.5 * 0.5 = 8.75 :) P(X<16) P(Z<= (15.5-17.5)/8.75^-0.5) and so on :)
  4. Kangxidi

    Statistics P6 Help needed

    <--- downloaded the paper xP
  5. Kangxidi

    Statistics P6 Help needed

    Are you sure ON10 63 7 iv) ? I dont see why you need to find p or q there..? :o
  6. Kangxidi

    A level Statistics doubt??Post your doubts here!

    Yes thats for part A I clearly understood it :D thanks! But what about part B? I thought it's asking to have both end sides to be on the same gender? O.o
  7. Kangxidi

    A level Statistics doubt??Post your doubts here!

    I think I did haha thanks for actually replying :P
  8. Kangxidi

    A level Statistics doubt??Post your doubts here!

    X~N(20,sd^2) P(20 - 12 < X < 20 + 12) = 0.94 P(8<x<32) = 0.94 From here it's all calculation, see if it is correct. :)
  9. Kangxidi

    A level Statistics doubt??Post your doubts here!

    I think I read the question of a) wrongly :P But why do we take one side boy and one side girl? I thought both sides should be same gender?
  10. Kangxidi

    Statistics P6 Help needed

    Any does not matter, as long as you got the logic right ;)
  11. Kangxidi

    A level Statistics doubt??Post your doubts here!

    *EDIT* star explained it first, we have different approaches :o don't look at mine haha I'm weak in permutations :P a) Imagine you have 4 boys. You will have B B B B And you have 5 girls. It says that you have to make them alternating (BGBGBGBG) and so on, because a boy must be next to a...
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    A level Statistics doubt??Post your doubts here!

    Yes :) Oh I'm surprised people find the (personally chinese) combination method easier O.o wow glad to see the different approaches :P
  13. Kangxidi

    Statistics P6 Help needed

    Q3 = 63. Since Q3 is the 75th percentile of data, the probability of anything below Q3 is 0.75 From previous question we know that X~N(51,sd) Therefore P(X<63) = 0.75 z = 0.674 P(Z < (63-51)/sd = 0.674 12 = 0.674 * sd sd = 12/0.674 =17.8 :)
  14. Kangxidi

    A level Statistics doubt??Post your doubts here!

    Things to note, remember that they are not independent and therefore the probability changes each time, be careful. :)
  15. Kangxidi

    A level Statistics doubt??Post your doubts here!

    It is very straightforward really, I in fact understand the probability one and can't understand the combination way. :P He took 4 biscuits without replacement. Find that wrapped is EXACTLY 2. Therefore, it can be in .. (W = wrap) (U = unwrap) P(U) * P(W) * P(U) * P(W) Or P(W) * P(U) *...
  16. Kangxidi

    A/s Economics P2

    Resources are allocated in a free market economy: Through the forces of DD and SS, there is absence of government control. If DD increases for e.g. by increase in income then DD curve shifts outward signalling the producer to produce more. If DD decreases for e.g. by decrease in income then...
  17. Kangxidi

    Economics, Accounting & Business: Post your doubts here!

    Love marketing, hate finance
  18. Kangxidi

    Economics, Accounting & Business: Post your doubts here!

    Thanks you too! :)
  19. Kangxidi

    A/s Economics P2

    Good you do ;) keep it up! :) Anytime. :)
  20. Kangxidi

    A level Statistics doubt??Post your doubts here!

    I gave a worked example for him one post back = o see if you can get the proper question so I can help him solve it :P
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