At one liberal arts college, students are classitied as humanities mayors, scionce majors, or undecided The chances ro 14% that a humantes major wil change to ascience major from one year to the next, and 27% that a humantes major will change to undecided. A scence major wil change to humanities with probablity 0 14,and to undecided with probabity 027 An undecided will switch to hurnanities or science with probabities of 0.10 and 0.37 respectively Find the long-rangeprediction for the traction of students in each of these three majors:The long-range prediction ishumanties science, undecided(Round to three decimal places es needed)

At one iberal arts college, students are cassited as humantes maors, science majors, or undecided The chances are 14% that a humantes major will change to a Scence maor from one year to the next, and 27% that a humantes major will change to undecded A science mayor will change to humantes with probabeity 0 14 and to undecided with probabity 027 An undecided will switch to humanites or science with probabilities of 0.19 and 037, respectively Find the long-range prediction for the traction of students in each of these three majors The long-range prediction ishumantesscence. undecided (Round to three decimal places as needed)

At one iberal arts college, students are cassited as humantes maors, science majors, or undecided The chances are 14% that a humantes major will change to a Scence maor from one year to the next, and 27% that a humantes major will change to undecded A science mayor will change to humantes with probabeity 0 14 and to undecided with probabity 027 An undecided will switch to humanites or science with probabilities of 0.19 and 037, respectively Find the long-range prediction for the traction of students in each of these three majors The long-range prediction ishumantesscence. undecided (Round to three decimal places as needed)

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability

Section10.8: Probability

Problem 32E

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