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In one residence, cell phones, lap top computers and digital tvs are very popular among students. In fact, all of the students own atleast one of these items, although onlu 15 own all 3. Cell phones are the most popular with twice as many students owning cell phones as own lap tops. and digital tvs are still rare, since only half as many students own these as own laptops. As it happens all students who own a digital laptop also have a cellphone.
If there are 10 students who own both a cellphone and a digital tv, but not a laptop, and there are 20 students who don't own a cellphone, how many student live in the residence?
The number of surfer's special burritos served was sampled during a dinner period 5:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. at a taco shop on a weekday. Below is the sample:
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Find the second derivative
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Using M-method solve the above LP. Does the problem has alternative optimal solution? If so, find all the alternative optimal solutions.
Determining the maximum area of a Norman window with the fixed perimeter of 16 feet - Evaluate the dimension of a Norman window of maximum area if the total perimeter is 16 feet.
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What is the probability of getting an A on the exam? What is the probability of getting an A in the course?
Find the natural domain of the given functions.
Find the probability that a student selected at random failed the test?
A drawer contains n=5 different and distinguishable pairs of socks (a total of 10 socks). If a person randomly selects 4 socks, what is the probability that there is no matching pair in the sample?
Use the World Bank definitions for low income countries
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