b) A 200 Km stretch of trunk road through a forest was surveyed to assess the incidence of death of wild life due to accidents caused by heavy vehicles. The total number of dead animals counted was 150. Calculate the probability of finding: (a) no dead wild life; (b) one dead wild life, and (c) two dead wild life, in any randomly selected km stretch of the trunk road.

b) A 200 Km stretch of trunk road through a forest was surveyed to assess the incidence of death of wild life due to accidents caused by heavy vehicles. The total number of dead animals counted was 150. Calculate the probability of finding: (a) no dead wild life; (b) one dead wild life, and (c) two dead wild life, in any randomly selected km stretch of the trunk road.

College Algebra

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337282291

Author:Ron Larson

Publisher:Ron Larson

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