Prove that among any six people, there are always three mutural
acquaintances or three mutural strangers....
Prove that among any six people, there are always three mutural
acquaintances or three mutural strangers. If among five people, can
we still have such a conclusion?
Describe similarities among the triplets from the film
“Three Identical Strangers”, specifically how they were similar in
their physical traits, personality traits and their upbringing/
environment.
It's always fun to get together with family, friends and other
acquaintances to share some great fun, food and fellowship. So,
lets have ourselves a virtual potluck and you are all invited.
We have all agreed to have a virtual Thanksgiving dinner and
split the cost. Everyone has to select and bring their favorite
recipe to the potluck. We all agreed to split the cost equally and
we'll say that there are 20 of us going to attend. That means...
It's always fun to get together with family, friends and other
acquaintances to share some great fun, food and fellowship. So,
lets have ourselves a virtual potluck and you are all invited.
For this Discussion Board assignment, we have all agreed to have
a virtual Thanksgiving dinner and split the cost. Everyone has to
select and bring their favorite recipe to the potluck. We all
agreed to split the cost equally and we'll say that there are 20 of
us...
Prove that any two groups with one element are isomorphic.
Prove that any two groups with two elements are isomorphic.
Prove that any two groups with three elements are
isomorphic.
Among a group of ten people, two are NDP, three are Liberal and
four are Conservative. Three of the eight are selected at random,
without replacement. Find the joint pmf of the random vector (X; Y
), where X denotes the number of NDP selected and Y denotes the
number of Liberals selected. Be sure to specify its range.
The final answer is supposed to be: ((2choose x)(3choose y)(4
choose 3-x-y))/(10 choose 3)
please show the steps and necessary explanations...
The changes in weight during three months for six people on a
diet were 10,12, 14, 16, 17, and −2 pounds. Use the sign test to
find and interpret the P-value for testing that the probability
that the weight difference is positive equals 0.50 against the
alternative hypothesis that it is greater than 0.50.
1) Identify the correct null and alternative hypotheses.
I know that the correct answer for this part is:
H0 : p = 0.50
Ha : p...