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Here's the answer: Could you explain the highlighted part for me? Thank you very much!

It appears that I was wrong

Could you tell me how?

Could you check if my answer is correct? Thank you very much! Is therea simpler way to solve the math?

Could you tell me what happens after that?

I was replying to #4. This is as far as I can get to, sorry.

this is what my teacher gave me. Yes, I don't understand him/her. Not sure if he/she's telling me to convert the function into that form or what, I don't see how it would turn out and just answered within my knowledge

lim (x->0) g * lim(x->0) cosx

Can't attempt to solve the task. I'd appreciate it a lot if you could help!

No, I can't use a spreadsheet while in exams. Is there really not a quick way since there were much harder questions waiting and if I solve it in the conventional ways then I just lose points

So would the answer be 6^3=216 ways? Like 5C 2P and 2P 5C would be considered the same but still in 2 options

what do you mean? Shouldn't I round the number?

Sorry, I don't really get what you were talking about, I've just learned about this topic like a week ago. I'm provided with 2 standard normal distribution tables (which use Probability density function and Cumulative distribution function) and multiple other tables (Binomial Probability...

Ok, I see that my answer exceed the total possible ways. If 5 dogs are certain then they're 7 dogs left, and the person picks 2 out of 7 regardless of their breeds. How do I fix it?

I still don't get what you mean, could you point out whether it's the first or second part, or the whole part. I think the question implies at least 2 Poodles