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a tipical workshop has 10 attendees. in 35% of the workshop nobody signed up in the advance class. in 30% of the workshop one signed up. in 25% of the workshop two signed up. in 10% of the workshop three or more signed up. the adviser is holding a workshope tommorro.
what is the probability that
at least tow peple will sign up for the advance class.
no more than one person will sign up
I want to program a question that is :

There are m integer strings of length 3 ( suppose all of them are positive and have length of 3 for example : 3 => 003 ) and they have either bonus(positive) or penalty(negative) for us , the problem is that give a string of lenth N that has a maximum bonus for us . Every subsequence that appears in the output string gives us either a bonus or penalty .
examples :

N = 5
356 20
674 -10
Output :

00356 ( 356 => 00356 )
another example :

N = 5
532 20
243 10
Output :

53243
Hi, I would like to work out a maths problem, but unfortunately I am appalling at maths. It's not really that difficult but I would like to work it out anyway.

OK, I did a recent Physics Exam and I know that my mark in it is directly proportional to a type of marking code called UMS (Uniform Mark Scale).

I know that I got 47/60 in the exam and that this converts to 93 UMS out of a possible 100 UMS. In a piece of coursework parallel to this exam it is marked out of 50, not out of 60. However, the coursework is still worth 100 UMS which obviously means that each mark is worth more UMS in the coursework compared to the exam.

What I am trying to find out is how much UMS each mark in the coursework is worth, and I have absolutely no idea how to do this, even though it is probably really easy and simple :(
James regonized a tree because that past summer he had a weekend exursion with his boy scout troop. As he stood on the eastern side of the fallen tree, he rememberd thatit would cast a long eastern shadow. he wonderd what the length of that tree would be. Since the pine tree was partially on the ground, he wonderd if he could now caculate the lengthof the trees shadow. james used his fathers twenty foot measuring tape to get the measurements. the trunk, which was still standing, measured fifteen feet. then he measured the base from the bottom of the truck to the tip of the tree which measured to twenty feet. james knew that he was five feet tall and at that particular time he cast a shadow of eight feet. if the pine tree was still standing erect at the full length and james stood sixteen feet to the east of the tree when it was at full length , what is the remaining length of the trees eastern shadow only after it surpasses james and his shadow?
After running about 17 miles, marathon runners encounter a form of physiological stress which they call “hitting the wall.” To better pinpoint where in a race to expect this phenomenon, a sports physiologist has 12 male marathon runners race until each feels this stress. The variable of interest is the number of miles run until the stress occurs. These are 15.8 16.5 15.3 16.2 17.1 16.4 17.5 17.3 16.9 16.6 17.0 17.7 Construct the 95% confidence interval from the data.
Expert's answer
1. Find the 95 per cent confidence interval for the mean age of the population from which the Resident sample was drawn ( = 46.06; s = 17.97).
in a descesion analysis problem , the available decision choices are called?
A working average of 6 hours per week, a median of 4 hours, and a mode of 7. Construct 10 different sets of numbers for 10 employees
Which of the following can be the
sequence of nodes examined in
binary search tree while searching
for key 88 ?
(A) 90, 40, 65, 50, 88
(B) 90, 110, 80, 85, 88
(C) 190, 60, 90, 85, 88
(D) 65, 140, 80, 70, 88
Convert a distance of 15 miles into yards there are 1760 in a mile ( round your answer if appropriate
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