Suppose that the probability of a hurricane striking a state in any single year is 1 in 10 and that this probability has been the same for the past 1000 years. Which of the following is implied by the law of large​ numbers? A) The state has been hit by close to​ (but not necessarily​ exactly) 100 hurricanes in the past 1000 years because as the years​ increase, the closer the proportion of hurricanes should be to 0.1. B) If no hurricanes have hit the state in the past 10​ years, then the probability of a hurricane hitting next year is greater than 0.1 because the state is due for a hurricane. C) The state has been hit by close to​ (but not necessarily​ exactly) 100 hurricanes in the past 1000 years because as the years​ increase, the proportion of hurricanes that hit the state should decrease. D)The state has been hit by exactly 100 hurricanes in the past 1000 years because 100 is how many times the state was expected to be hit by hurricanes. E) If no hurricanes have hit the state in the past 10​ years, then the probability of a hurricane hitting next year is greater than 0.1 because every year without a hurricane increases the next​ year's probability.

QUESTION 1 The number of car accidents in small city caused by reckless drivers has heighted concern over the road safety. The traffic authorities of the city recorded a daily average of two such accidents. The probability that a) There are less than 3 accidents in a single day b) There are at least 5 accidents in three days

QUESTION 7 Suppose we have a fuse box containing 16 fuses of which 6 are defective (D). If 2 fuses are selected at random and removed from the box in succession without replacing the firs.The probability that both fuses are defective is

Question 2) Waiting Line Analysis   A customer service desk with 1 worker is able to process an average of 9 customer inquiries per hour. An average of 6 customers arrive for help at the desk each hour. c) What is the average time required to serve a customer (in minutes)? d) What is the probability that more than 2 customers will arrive in the next hour?

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Question 7 = Let A and B be two mutually exclusive events, such that P(A) = following probability: P(A or B)= 0.7543 and P(B) = 0.078. Find the (Round the answer to 4 decimals)

Question 2 Suppose that the odds in favor of an event E are 13 to 15. Then find the probability of E OA 13 / 15 Ов 15/ 28 OC. 13 / 28 OD 15 / 13 n to another question will save this response.

Question 7 A-D A. What is the probability that the state will not be hit by any major hurricanes in a single year? B. What is the probability that the state will be hit by at least one major hurricane in a single year? C. What is the probability that the state will be hit by at least 3 major hurricanes in a single year, as happened last year? D. What is the probability that the certain state will be hit by at least two major hurricanes in a single year, as happened a couple years ago? Is the probability usual or unusual?