About Arithmetic Sequences
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About Arithmetic Sequences
Learn about arithmetic sequences with this interactive tutorial. (Added bonus: click on the choice buttons to see more examples!)
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- Bottomless Worksheet of Simple Probabilities
- Bottomless Worksheet of Permutations
- Bottomless Worksheet of Expected Value
- Bottomless Worksheet of Combinations
- Permutations
- Factorials
- Expected Value
- Conditional and Independent Probability
- Common Probability Tables
- Combinations
- Calculating Simple Probabilities
- Binomial Theorem
- About Probability
- About Geometric Sequences
- About Arithmetic Sequences
How would I calculate the following probability problem?
A total population of 26177 units were produced and inspected 100%. 3 defects were found during this inspection. What is the probability that there would have been units that escaped this inspection and if so how many could I expect there to be in the remaining population?
750 units were produced each day and the defects all came from an area where 44 each day were produced totaling a subpopulation of 1665 units within the total population. If during a 100% inspection of 26177, what would the probability be that they would all come from this same subpopulation?