Question

What is the likelihood/probability that I guess the same 7 numbers as my professor. Numbers range...

What is the likelihood/probability that I guess the same 7 numbers as my professor. Numbers range from 1-100 and there are no repeated numbers.

Math   Statistics-And-Probability   
0 0
Add a commentTranscribed image text
Next >

Homework Answers

Answer #1

The probability to guess the same 7 numbers as professor is  1.24 x 10-14

0 0
Know the answer?
Your Answer:

Post as a guest

Your Name:

What's your source?

Earn Coins

Coins can be redeemed for fabulous gifts.

Log In

Sign Up

Not the answer you're looking for?
Ask your own homework help question
Similar Questions
Task 2C: User picks an integer in a range and computer guesses by randomly This approach...
Task 2C: User picks an integer in a range and computer guesses by randomly This approach is similar to Task 2B. The only difference is, the computer will generate a random integer in the range as a guess. In this strategy, a guess is a random int in a given range. Hence, for the same range and same answer, the number of guesses will be different. For example, suppose the range is in [0, 10] and the answer is 7....
I know that G=H-TS but my professor in my thermodyanimcs class wants the gibbs free energy...
I know that G=H-TS but my professor in my thermodyanimcs class wants the gibbs free energy of mixing. What is that formula and how do you derive it?
Conception about hypothesis test: Q1. my professor said if the null hypothesis is true, then it...
Conception about hypothesis test: Q1. my professor said if the null hypothesis is true, then it is normal distribution but what does that mean? because sometimes we will reject the H0, does that mean if we reject it then it is not normal distribution? Q2. sometimes we will have H0: u=30 something like that, but I don't understand as i was told that we don't know the population value; however u is the population value so i am confused. Plus,...
I am having a difficult time understanding what my professor is looking for in this research...
I am having a difficult time understanding what my professor is looking for in this research paper and he told me to reread his outline... I am at a loss of how to structure my research paper and would appreciate some quidence. Class: Healthcare Informatics Research paper topic: Information technology in public health disaster emergencies. Outline: -Your task is to produce a review of published literature (at least 70% of sources to be refereed journal papers, the rest can be...
I have 100 albums on my cellphone, each album has 10 songs in it. My phone...
I have 100 albums on my cellphone, each album has 10 songs in it. My phone randomly picks a song and plays it. After playing it, it repeats the process. If each song is 5 minutes long, then what's the probability: a. Plays 2 or more songs from the same album in the next 1 hour? b. Plays 2 or more songs from the same album in the next 2 hours?
two dice are tossed; what is the probability that the numbers are the same on both...
two dice are tossed; what is the probability that the numbers are the same on both dice if it is known that the sum of the spots is 6
My professor is asking for us to find an example of the word "theory" being misused...
My professor is asking for us to find an example of the word "theory" being misused from an published source. E.g. newspaper, magazine, internet, ect. I am having a very hard trying to fond one. Is there someplace I can look, or a different way of phrasing my google search to find what i'm looking for?
1.If I choose a sample of 7 (7 trials), what is the probability that: i. Exactly...
1.If I choose a sample of 7 (7 trials), what is the probability that: i. Exactly 1 of seven passes? ii. 3 or less pass? iii. All seven pass? What if we have a sample of 15 (15 trials)? What is the probability that: Exactly 3 of the 15 pass? Less than 7 pass? More than 6 pass? All pass? You have a true false test with ten questions and you need more than 60 to pass. What is probability...
Problem 1. Consider independent tosses of the same coin. The probability that the coin will land...
Problem 1. Consider independent tosses of the same coin. The probability that the coin will land on head is p and tails is 1-p. HHTTTTHHTHHHHHHHHTTHHHHHH a. What is the probability of this specific series of tosses (also known as the likelihood of the data)? Assume each toss is independent. (2 pts) b. Is the likelihood greater for p = .6 or p = .7? (1 pt) c. What value of p maximizes the likelihood for n tosses of which k...
During a recent Scrabble game, I realized that if my opponent has the letter ‘I’ in...
During a recent Scrabble game, I realized that if my opponent has the letter ‘I’ in her tray, she can make a very high value play and I will lose. There are 56 tiles remaining that I can’t see: 7 in my opponent’s tray and 49 in the bag. 4 of them are the letter ‘I.’ What is the probability that my opponent does not have any of the 4 ‘I’ tiles among her 7 tiles? (Hint: What is the...
ADVERTISEMENT
Need Online Homework Help?

Get Answers For Free
Most questions answered within 1 hours.

Ask a Question
ADVERTISEMENT