From 17 honors students 6 are to be chosen at random, in succession and with replacement...

 

 

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From 17 honors students 6 are to be chosen at random, in succession and with replacement to attend a conference. If 10 of these students are actuarial science majors and 7 are math majors find the probabilities below. a) Exactly 3 of these chosen students are actuarial science students. b) At least 2 of the chosen students are actuarial science students. c) The fourth student chosen is the second actuarial science student chosen. 16-13. Use a computer program to determine the reactions on the frame. AE and El are constant. 15 k- 20 ft O B A 1.5 k/ft 24 ft- Prob. 16-13 C D From 17 honors students 6 are to be chosen at random, in succession and with replacement to attend a conference. If 10 of these students are actuarial science majors and 7 are math majors find the probabilities below. a) Exactly 3 of these chosen students are actuarial science students. b) At least 2 of the chosen students are actuarial science students. c) The fourth student chosen is the second actuarial science student chosen. 16-13. Use a computer program to determine the reactions on the frame. AE and El are constant. 15 k- 20 ft O B A 1.5 k/ft 24 ft- Prob. 16-13 C D