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Number Between 1 and 10 Two players, A and B, take turns choosing a number between 1 and 10 (inclusive). A goes first. The cumulative total of all the numbers chosen is calculated as the game progresses. The winner is the player whose choice of number takes the total to 100 or more. Play the game. The following game is a finite, sequential game:
Understanding and Choosing the Right Probability Distributions
The binomial distribution describes the number of times a particular event occurs in a fixed number of trials, such as the number of heads in 10 flips of a coin or the number of defective items out of 50 items chosen. The three conditions underlying the binomial distribution are: 1.
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selection can be used to choose the number of factors. Most important, we make the case that identifying the approximately correct number of factors and identifying the most replicable number of factors represent separate goals, often with different answers, but that both goals are worthy of, and amenable to, pursuit.
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select a number of those clusters. Then, within each borough/ward cluster you have chosen, you would randomly select a number of smaller clusters, or agencies, to include in your sample. Cluster sampling is a great way of obtaining a random sample when you do not have access to a list of all members of the population.
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and circle the correct number. = = = = = = 1 8 7 10 9 3 5 2 6 4. Easy Peasy Learners Color 3 lamps. Color 8 fish. Count the stars and circle your answer. Count the elipses and circle your answer. Count the hearts and circle your answer. Count the triangles and circle your answer. Count the circles and circle your answer.
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Clustering 3: Hierarchical clustering (continued); choosing the number of clusters Ryan Tibshirani Data Mining: 36-462/36-662 January 31 2013 Optional reading: ISL 10.3, ESL 14.3
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n is the total number of items. r is the number of items you want to choose. For Example 1, you would type into your TI-83: Æ Math PRB nCr Æ enter 4 This question is a combination since order is not important. The answer is: 9C 4 = 126. The answer is: 7C 3 = 35. Questions:
[PDF File]Permutations and Combinations
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repetition choose (Use permutation formulas when order matters in the problem.) Where n is the number of things to choose from, and you r of them. A lock has a 5 digit code. Each digit is chosen from 0-9, and a digit can be repeated. How many different codes can you have? n = 10, r = 5 105 = 100,000 codes Permutation without repetition (Use ...
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(b) [1 point] Number of four–digit numbers that can be formed from digits 1, 2 and 3, if each four–digit number must be odd is (choose one) (i) 27 (ii) 35 (iii) 44 (iv) 54 (v) 67 (c) [1 point] In two rolls of a fair die, let event 𝐴be the event that no fours, fives or sixes are rolled. Then, 𝑃(𝐴) = (choose one) (i) 8 36 (ii) 9 36 ...
CHOOSING THE SAMPLE - UNICEF
above example, we need to choose a random number between 1 and 2,233. You can select this random number by using a calculator, a computer, a table of random numbers from a statistics textbook or even by asking someone (who is not familiar with the survey) to choose a number within this range. Let us suppose that the chosen number is 1,814. 4.
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The number of possible passwords for Emily is 32 21 9 or 750,141. Example #2 In the school cafeteria, you may choose from 4 entrees, 5 sides, 3 desserts and 4 drinks for lunch. How many different lunches can be made, if you choose one from each category? Entrees Sides Desserts Drinks
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number must be 1 or 11 means that it is impossible for the “combination” to simultaneously have 1 for the first number and 11 for the second number (since then there would be nothing left for the third number). Three dependent decisions: 1. Choose third number (two options); 2. Choose first number (11 options); 3. Choose second number (10 ...
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+ 1) is the right number to use for the last factor, just think back to the first example in this section, where we calculated 25 · 24 · 23 to get 13,800. In this case n = 25 and r = 3, so n — r + 1 = 25 — 3 + 1 = 23, which is exactly the right number for the final factor.
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Choose Numbers with a Particular Sum 1). 278 72 523 162 Circle the two numbers in the box above that have a sum of 440? 2). 430 588 241 4 Circle the two numbers in the box above that have a sum of 434? 3). 237 36 419 227 Circle the two numbers in the box above that have a sum of 455? 4). 254 114 385 132
[PDF File]TRANSLATING KEY WORDS AND PHRASES INTO ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS
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multiplied by A number multiplied by negative six −6x of Three fourths of a number 3 x 4 Division ( ÷ ) the quotient of The quotient of a number and seven x 7 divided by Ten divided by a number 10 x the ratio of The ratio of a number to fifteen x 15 Powers ( xn) the square of;
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Selecting the Number of Bins in a Histogram: A Decision Theoretic Approach Short Running Title Number of Bins in a Histogram ABSTRACT In this note we consider the problem of, given a sample, selecting the number of bins in a histogram. A loss function is introduced which re°ects the idea that smooth distributions should have fewer bins than ...
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From 12 girls we can choose C(12,3) different groups of three girls. From the 10 boys we can choose C(10,2) different groups. Thus, by the Fundamental Principle of Counting the total number of committee is C(12,3)·C(10,2) = 12! 3!9! · 10! 2!8! = 12·11·10 3·2·1 · 10·9 2·1 = 9900 (b) The total number of committees of 5 is C(22,5 ...
[PDF File]Factor Analysis Example - Harvard University
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Choose number of factors " Intuitively: The number of uncorrelated constructs that are jointly measured by the Y’s. " Only useful if number of factors is less than number of Y’s (recall “data reduction”). " Estimability: Is there enough information in the data to estimate all of the parameters in the factor ...
[PDF File]Combinatorics and counting
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• Count the number of ways to choose 2 people among 4 people. • Count the number of ways to partition 4 people into sets of size 2. In the rst example, it is understood that the set of chosen people is a special set | it is the chosen set. We choose two people, and the other two are not chosen. In the second example, there is no
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