/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4549856
>Math
>is a science

the ending
f=ma
so the force a person can generate is scientifically limited by "their" mass
>lol wut

You select 3 bottles at random from a large production batch of bottled water. You guess that 80% of the bottles in the batch contain 12 or more ounces.

2) If you take repeated random samples of three bottles, what is the expected frequency of samples that will have at least one bottle under 12 ounces?
3) Averaging over repeated random samples of three bottles, what is the expected number of bottles out of three that will be less than 12 ounces?
4) For repeated random samples of three bottles, what is the variation in the number of bottles out of three that have less than 12 ounces?

Can someone assure me this question has an answer and isnt missing a necessary piece of data?

and if so can someone help me...

You sold plasma, you did not donate. If you had donated, you would not have received anything in return.

>>3897538
>high paying job
>live in south america

>>3677091

> utility of empathy

this is not funny anymore

>>3012007
What the fuck am I reading?

>>2961973
I do not understand your statement.

please help with with this question

Let a, b, c be the lines connecting the vertices of a triangle with the midpoints of the opposite sides. The point of intersection of a and b is then the same as the point of intersection of b and c. So we have different designations for the same point, and these names ('point of intersection of a and b,' 'point of intersection of b and c') likewise indicate the mode of presentation; and hence the statement contains actual knowledge.

how would you draw that?

>Java is a bitch with all the errors...

>>2120195
>>2120208
>>2120221

>>2102515
>betting against the alien superintelligence.

LOL WUT

>>1937932


>hand in mouse

>>1883105

>In a paternity suit, three men were potentially the father of a baby.
>three men
>Their blood types were, respectively, B, B, AB, and A.
>Four blood types.

....

>>1635641
>God is a pronoun

I saw him on Sanctuary yesterday.

He was a vampire who enjoyed flirting with women.

is /sci/ implying that 1 2 3 4 5 6

is equally likely to come up as some random combination of numbers?

lol yeah right, I can tell you mathfag FROM COMMON SENSE THAT THAT IS NOT POSSIBLE.

hey /sci/,

wondered where you learned to hack - and I mean hardcore hacking. Am a computer science students and am into it for the intellectual challenge. So how d'you become so good at it?