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3. This weekend you decided to go to Nutter's Ice Cream Shop in Sharpsburg, MD. (If you haven't heard of this place you need to check it out!!). You decide to purchase a large cone, and discover that a large has three scoops of ice cream!!! Nutter's also has 24 different flavors of ice cream! a) How many different large cones can you get, if you are allowed to get the same scoop more than once? (For example, I might want all three scoops to be vanilla.) b) How many different large cones can you get, if I am not allowed to get the same scoop more than once, and the order of the scoops matter? (For example, scoop 1 is vanilla, scoop 2 is chocolate and scoop 3 is cookies and cream.) c) How many different large cones can you get, if I am not allowed to get the same scoop more than once, and the order of the scoops doesn't matter?

In a murder trial in Los Angeles, the prosecution claims that the defendant was cut on the left middle finger at the murder scene, but the defendant claims the cut occurred in Chicago, the day after the murders had been committed. Because the defendant is a sports celebrity, many people noticed him before he reached Chicago. Twenty-two people saw him casually, one person on the plane to Chicago carefully studied his hands looking for a championship ring, and another person stood with him as he signed autographs and drove him from the airport to the hotel. None of these 24 people saw a cut on the defendant’s finger. If in fact he was not cut at all, it would be extremely unlikely that he left blood at the murder scene.   (a) Because a person casually meeting the defendant would not be looking for a cut, assume that the probability is .9 that such a person would not have seen the cut, even if it was there. Furthermore, assume that the person who carefully looked at the…

A police officer is required to advise an adult suspect of his or her Miranda rights when:   a. the suspect has been handcuffed and arrested. b. the police have probable cause to arrest the suspect. c. the suspect is being interrogated by the police while in police custody. d.the suspect is the focus of a criminal investigation during police interrogation.

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An enormous amount of loot has been stolen from a store. The criminal (or criminals) took the loot away in a car. Three well-known criminals A, B, and C were brought in for questioning. The following facts are known: No one other than A, B, or C was involved in the robbery. C never pulls a job without using A (and possibly others) as an accomplice. B does not know how to drive. Is A innocent or guilty? Use decductive reasoning skills to answer

QUESTION 16 What is the major term in the following syllogism? "All first-degree murders involve malice aforethought, so no crimes of passion are first-degree murders because no crimes of passion involve malice aforethought." a. first degree murders Ob. malice aforethought O C. crimes d. crimes of passion QUESTION 17 What terms, if any, are distributed in the following categorical statement? All students are people who work hard. a. students only b. people who work hard only C. students and people who work hard d. none of the above

What are the two components of liability coverage and what is covered by each component? ..... Select all that apply. O A. Comprehensive coverage protects your car from perils such as fire, theft, falling objects, acts of nature, and collision with an animal. O B. Property damage coverage covers damage to other cars and property from negligent operation of your vehicle. O C. Collision coverage pays for damage or loss of your car if you're in an accident. O D. Bodily injury coverage covers the costs of lawsuits if someone is injured or killed in an accident in which you are at fault.

a. P(all of the next three vehicles inspected pass) b. P(at least one of the next three inspected fails) c. P(exactly one of the next three inspected passes)

Car insurance covers damage caused by accidents or other mishaps. Which of the following situations would be covered by comprehensive insurance? Select all that apply.           A person opens their car door forcefully and makes a dent in the side of your car.         A tree falls on your car during a windstorm.         The sun weathers the paint on your car, and you must have the car repainted.         A thief breaks your car window and steals the guitar in the back seat.

Company C has 20 employees who are available to serve on a new committee. If the committee will consist of six members at large, the number of different possible committees is __________.

Amazon SNYS DMV- My DMV 30 N. 25 N. 20HN 15 N 115 W. Pacific Ocean Bull of Cal 110 W BHARAUNE 105 W. 44. udemy 100 W. NYC HEALTH +HOS.... W OA. 10 degrees south and 90 degrees west OB. 10 degrees north and 15 degrees west O C. 15 degrees north and 90 degrees west OD. 10 degrees north and 15 degrees east E. 10 degrees south and 15 degrees east Trople of Cance BO W 15 W La Guardia VIP (Log. My NYC Housing Auth.... BOR W. 30°N 25 N 20 N 15°N Durango, Mexico, is located at 25 degrees north and 105 degrees west. A pilot traveling from Durango to the country of Guatemala would have to follow which instructions as he leaves Durango and travels? ACCU

Suppose the audience for the "Ellen Degeneres Show" was mainly LGBT people. Would this imply that these LGBT people are acting collectively?

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Fifteen out of the first 20 students who entered the Calallen Middle School (CMS) on Friday were wearing a spirit shirt. Based on this information, if 840 students attended CMS on Friday, how many could be expected to be wearing a spirit shirt?

Hey survey of 1196 tourist visiting Orlando was taken. Of those surveyed…

. A shipment of 50 calculators contains 3 that are defective. In how many ways can an inspector choose 3 calculators among which none is defective?

Los Angeles Dodgers. From the official website of the 2013 Los Angeles Dodgers major league baseball team, we found that there were ve active players on roster available to play outfield. Assuming that these five players could play any outfield position, how many possible assignments could manager Don Mattingly have made for the three outfield positions?

State if each of the following scenarios involves permutations or combinations. Give a reason foryour answer.a. Selecting the president, vice-president, and secretary for a club. b. Forming a 6-person graduation committee from a graduating class of 35 students. c. Dealing 4 cards from a standard deck of 52 cards. d. Creating a 4-digit pin for your bank card. e. The number of ways of arranging the letters of the word TABLE. f. Making a 3 topping pizza when there are 7 toppings to select from.

1. In England, during the days of Cromwell, Sir John Trevanion, a cavalier of distinction, having fallen from grace was locked up in Colcester Castle. He had every reason to believe that he would be put to death just as had been his friends and fellow Royalists, Sir Charles Lucas and Sir George Lisle. While awaiting his doom, however, he was one day handed the following letter by his jailer. Worthie Sir John:- Hope, that is ye beste comfort of ye afflicted, cannot much, I fear me, help you now. That I would saye to you, is this only: if ever I may be able to requite that I do owe you, stand not upon asking me. 'Tis not much that I can do: but what I can do, bee ye verie sure I wille. I knowe that, if dethe comes, if ordinary men fear it, it frights not you, accounting it for a high honor, to have such a rewarde of your loyalty. Pray yet that you may be spared this soe bitter, cup. I fear not that you will grudge any sufferings; only if bie submission you can turn them away, 'tis the…

A shipment of 25 television setscontains three defective units. In how many ways cana vending company purchase four of these units andreceive (a) all good units, (b) two good units, and (c) atleast two good units?

Micah owns all thirteen books in the A Series of Unfortunate Events series. In how many different orders can he place all of them on the top shelf of his bookshelf?

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Making an informed decision – Should we convict? A woman who was shopping in Los Angeles had her purse stolen by a young, blonde female who was wearing a ponytail. The blonde female got into a yellow car that was driven by a man with a mustache and a beard. The police located a blonde female named Janet who wore her hair in a ponytail and had a male friend who had a mustache and beard and also drove a yellow car. Based on this evidence the police arrested the two suspects. Because there were no eyewitnesses and no real evidence, the prosecution used probability to make its case against the defendants. The probabilities listed below were presented by the prosecution for the known characteristics of the thieves. Characteristic Probability Yellow car 1/10 Man with mustache 1/4 Woman with ponytail 1/10 Woman with blonde hair 1/3 Man with beard Interracial couple in a car 1/10 1/1000 (a) Assuming that the characteristics listed above are independent of each other, what is the probability…

The player pays a fee of $5 to play.  The player then rolls a 12-sided die three times. If the player rolls a 7 on any of the three rolls, they win a prize. The prize is determined by the number of 7s rolled. If the player rolls one 7, they win $5. If the player rolls two 7s, they win a $10. If the player rolls three 7s, they win $20.  Give evidence that the player will theoretically win 20-40% of the time

According to the Belmont report, what is the ethical status of deceiving research participants? Under some circumstances, deception is permitted O The Belmont report does not discuss deception one way or the other. O Deception is only permitted in medical research, but not in psychological research. Deception is strictly unethical and is never permitted.

The records of a computer retail store show that out of the 50 customers who purchased a desktop computer last month, 33 also purchased a service plan that extends the warranty for an extra year. Out of the 25 customers who purchased a notebook computer last month, 13 purchased the same service plan. Fill in the blanks below to make the most reasonable statement possible. Last month, customers of the store who purchased (Choose one) computers were less likely to purchase the service plan. That is because % did not purchase the service plan, whereas only % of the customers who bought (Choose one) ▼ computers did not purchase the service plan. X

1.) My statistics class roster has 19 Ms., 2 Mrs., and 11 Mr. students. If I select one student at random calculate   a.) P(Ms.)   b.) P(Mrs.)