The Multiplicative Laws Of Probability

a. When is the project estimated to be completed? How many working days will it take?

The participants were three members of a family. The first was male and 67 years of age. The second was female and 52 years old. The third member of the family was male, and 25 years old.

Describe common practices to estimate the duration of project activities as well as real reasons that cause project delays.

    This happy little town has an interesting population. A 2015 study shows that there are about 480 people who live there. This involves 292 males and 188 females. The median age is 40.8. Another study was taken by people ages 15 and older that said that

The third issue I would like to address is, the fall in the elderly age group. According to the city data website, the distribution in the residents age has seen a fall in its elderly population which includes both male and female equally. There is a constant rise in the age group between 10- 20 years.

Starting to look at individuals of note since going over everyone would take me all year. But first, the genders and my guess of age before I start with the individuals. Starting from the top left corner: male 70, female 30, male 25, male 40, male 50, male 60, female 50, female and another 50, Male 35, male 30, male 27, male 26, male 70, male 40, male 30. Now restarting at the bottom left corner: male 26, male 30, male 35, female 30, male 29, male 30, male 55, male 25, and male 35. As I stand here looking at this data, the vast majority are male and most look under 50 to me. The woman I chose as my focal point is in bright clothing with blonde, short hair and black sunglasses. The man next to her has a black overcoat with a beard that makes his mouth looks to be nonexistent. The man with the bright suit and the mustache two people away from the focal points reminds me the most of the 80's and my father's old mustache.

For those who purchase a long-term care insurance policy at age 60, the probability it will be

The explanation for the answer to the given question is as follows: Hence, the current stock available is 180 units. To find out the probability of the company running out of the stock of 180 units within a time of next 3 weeks, let’s take ' z ' as a value that should be checked in the standard deviation table in order to find the probability...

Q3: What is total number of males with disability N, age_band of less than 55 and final result fail?

The group consisted of 62 men, 62 women, and 128 children. All the men were married and all were between the ages of 20 and 41. The women ranged

later in the project life. With a NPV of less than -$810,000, Scenario 6 is the project with the

5. The project is assumed to end in year 4. Do you think that this is realistic? Can you estimate the value of the project’s operating cash flows beyond year 4? State any assumptions you made.

P(s) + P(d) = 1 or 100%, therefore, P(s) = 100% - P(d). We know there are 365 days in a year, out of all those days what is the probability that 2 people have the same birthday. For every person in the group you subtract the number of days in the year. For example, if there are 30 people you would subtract 30 from 365 and that would give you 335. Then you would subtract divide (365!/335!)/(365)^30, that would give you .2937 which you then would convert into percentage 29.37%. So 29.37% is the percentage and probability that people have different birthdays out of the 30. We are trying to find out what the probability is for people who have the same birthday. In order to determine that you would take the formula given above and then plug the numbers in. P(s)=100%-29.37%. You would then end up with P(s)

INTERPRETATIONS:- The proportion of respondents are somewhat equal with not much of the major difference between male and female respondents

3. Cecil rice export is planning on providing incentives for senior personnel to rotate into other shifts to better mix personnel among the shifts. If the same control charts were used for all three shifts, what would be the control limits of these charts?