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  1. What are the mean and standard deviation of a binomial …

    What are the mean and standard deviation of a binomial probability distribution with #n=190 # and #p=7/11 #?

  2. Question #e395e - Socratic

    Feb 11, 2016 · When decaying by alpha emission a nucleus drops by 4 in mass number and 2 in atomic number and emits a helium nucleus (alpha particle) which has mass number 4 and …

  3. Some very hot rocks have a temperature of 190 ^o C and a

    Some very hot rocks have a temperature of #190 ^o C# and a specific heat of #90 J/ (Kg*K)#. The rocks are bathed in #270 L# of boiling water. If the heat of the rocks completely vaporizes the …

  4. How do you simplify t^ { \\frac { 13} { 5} } \\cdot t ^ { \\frac { 11 ...

    Oct 14, 2017 · t^ (38/7) t^ (15/5)*t^ (11/7) =>t^ (15/5+11/7) =>t^ (135/35+55/35) =>t^ (190/35) =>t^ (38/7)

  5. Question #9c6af - Socratic

    "3.2 mol kg"^(-1) In order to be able to calculate the molality of the solution, you need to know the number of moles of solute present for every "1 kg" = 10^3 "g" of solvent. In your case, you …

  6. What is the mass of 211mL of a liquid that has a density of

    Approx. 190*g... By definition, rho, is given by the quotient.... rho_"density"="mass"/"volume", and thus has units of g*mL^-1-=g*cm^-3... And so we simply rearrange ...

  7. Question #da1ce - Socratic

    Dec 6, 2015 · Here the minus sign is used because heat lost carries a negative sign.

  8. Question #c7924 - Socratic

    Mar 28, 2016 · Explanation: Given point #-> (x,y)-> (-3,10)# Given gradient #" " (m) =-2# Thus #y=mx+c" "# becomes #" " y=-2x+c# '~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #color …

  9. You have 150 grams of water at 25C and 40 grams of water at

    You have 150 grams of water at 25C and 40 grams of water at 50C. You mix them together in a calorimeter to find the final temperature of the mixture. Using your incredible math skills, …

  10. How do you solve #v=sqrt (a^2)-x^2# for #x#? - Socratic

    x=+-sqrt(a-v) v=sqrt(a^2)-x^2 Apply square root rule sqrt(b^2)=b. v=a-x^2 Add x^2 to both sides. v+x^2=a Subtract v from both sides. x^2=a-v Take the square root of both sides. sqrt(x^2)=+ …