Probability

The theoretical probability of rolling something other than a factor of 6 in one roll is 2/6 or 1/3.

So, the probability of rolling something other than a factor of 6 in 100 rolls is (1/3)^100 = 1.94*10-48

And therefore.the probability of rolling a factor of 6 is 1 - Prob(not a factor)

= 1 - 1.94*10-48 which is incredibly close to 1.

The answer to that question is the total number of men alive now divided by the total number of men that have ever lived. Unfortunately, the denominator is not known.

The probability for a normal die is 1/2.

The sample is a subset of the population.

For example, the population may be all the people at your school. A sample might

be 5 people from each class.

There are different types of sampling methods. The most commonly used is a simple random sample. When your obtain data from the entire population this is called a census.

In the first two throws, the probability is (1/6)*(1/6) = 1/36.

Eventually landing them in repeated throws is 1 (a theoretical certainty).

366 x 2 = 732

I don't think so.

You might find that you would select 366 individuals with distinct birthdays. However, the next person would inevitably have the same birthday as one of those already selected.

Therefore, the minimum number to select is 367.

There are four suits, each with an equal number of cards.

It doesn't really matter what the first card is, we're just drawing it to get the name of the suit we're looking for on the second draw.

So, since there are 4 suits and the probability of each of them is equal, then the overall probability is 1/4 that they're the same suit (and 1/52 that they're the same CARD, since you put it back after the first draw).

It means that the individual data points may vary a lot from the average.

5 out of 52

B. P. Esipov has written:

'Osnovy didaktiki' -- subject(s): Educational psychology

well if your christian than it is 0. but if your not, then its still 0

Yes, it is true.

There are a great many different jobs that people can get in the UK. These people could get jobs as teachers or as doctors for example.

7/26

Yes. It is when something is certain to happen.

1 in 36

This is a practical sampling question. Get 9 friends and each of you buy a decent sized bag of M&Ms. Then go through and count how many of each colour. The more bags of M&Ms you sample, the closer you will get to an actual answer to your question. Enjoy! They are tasty.

One 5 of diamonds in a deck of cards

You may hear of the appendix as a rudimentary structure in humans, and in smaller animals the appendix may be known as the caecum. Basically, the appendix is a small piece of tissue that forms a tiny pouch in the large intestine, near the junction of the end of the small intestine and the beginning of the large intestine. It has no real known function in humans and is thought to have had a function in more primitive stages of our evolution. The appendix is also susceptible to blockage, and due to continued secretion by the glands located in the walls of the appendix, this may result in appendicitis, which has the potential to be fatal if left untreated.

It is 0.3874.

The chances of winning the EuroMillions jackpot are 1 in 116,531,800, however, the overall aodds of winning the lottery (any prize iz Euro Millions) are 1 in 13.

It is 5/36.