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Undergrad Are My Probability Calculations Correct?
Q1: Two jokers are added to a standard 52 card deck. The deck is then shuffled, what is the probability that someone draws 5 cards and two of those 5 cards happen to be both jokers. is this what you do? 5C3 / 54C5 ? This one looks like a hypergeometric distribution where you have dependent...- Eutrophicati
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Undergrad Mean vs median waiting time in exponential distributions
What exactly is the difference between the mean waiting time and the median waiting time for an exponential distribution? I'm looking for a slightly intuitive understanding. I know the formulae, with the mean waiting time as 1/λ and the median as ln2/λ (which I notice is also the formula for...- Eutrophicati
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- Distribution Exponential Exponential distribution
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Maths - a proof question on the nature of roots of quadratic equations
I'm sorry, I just realized I put this in the wrong subsection. While I figure out how to fix that, please have a look anyway. __ Homework Statement Given x \inℝ And s =\frac{4(x^{2}) + 3}{2x-1} Prove that s^{2} -4s - 12 ≥ 0 Homework Equations The discriminant Δ, (in order for which to be...- Eutrophicati
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- Nature Proof Quadratic Quadratic equations Roots
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Find the area under the curve by integration Again
Homework Statement This is a piecewise function; Part 1: y = 360(1.029x) For domain 0 < x < 54 Find the area from x=24 to 54 hours And Part 2: y = 3900(0.98x) + 472 For domain 54 < x < 144 Find the area from x=54 to 120 Homework Equations...- Eutrophicati
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- Area Curve Integration
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Find the area under this graph by integration (it's a simple function)
Homework Statement This is the function: y= 360(1.0297^x) Find the area between x=24, and x=48. The graph looks like this: http://tinypic.com/r/30w4bjp/5 And the points are: 24, 740.8379 30, 883.0544 36, 1052.572 42, 1254.631 48, 1495.479 ASAP svp. =]Homework Equations Ah... You know it =/...- Eutrophicati
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- Area Function Graph Integration
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Need a Physics Investigatory topic
Here's another idea I can investigate if any factors can affect the heat capacity of matter without a change of state.- Eutrophicati
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Need a Physics Investigatory topic
Homework Statement ^Not quite relevant to follow the template, unfortunately. I need to do an investigation in Physics (not just a research paper) and I need help finding a suitable topic Some of the good ones that have been done so far mainly involved looking at the aerodynamics of aeroplanes...- Eutrophicati
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- Physics Topic
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Interesting Physics research topics
I find this an interesting idea. It also has scope for me to conduct a few experiments for study.- Eutrophicati
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Interesting Physics research topics
I'm afraid the template for homework help doesn't quite apply here since my problem is the lack of a problem in itself. I'm an International Baccalaureate student, and I've decided to do a research topic (about 4000 words) on physics. I need help with this. I'm looking for suggestions for...- Eutrophicati
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- Interesting Physics Physics research Research Research topics Topics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Finding the relationship between wave speed and tension in a standing wave
Homework Statement The problem is the same as the title; to find the relation between wave speed and tension for a standing wave in a string. (Fixed ends) Given data (from the experiment) String length = 1.62m, mass is negligible Frequency = 48.2 Hz Basically one end of the string was...- Eutrophicati
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- Relationship Speed Standing wave Tension Wave Wave speed
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help