A pharmacist has filled a box with six different kinds of antibiotic capsules. There are a total
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A pharmacist has filled a box with six different kinds of antibiotic capsules.
There are a total of 300 capsules, which are distributed as follows: tetracycline
(15), penicillin (30), minocycline (45), Bactrim (60), streptomycin (70), and Zithromax (80). She asks her assistant to mix the pills thoroughly and to withdraw a single capsule from the box. What is the probability that the capsule selected is:
a) either penicillin or streptomycin,
b) neither Zithromax nor tetracycline,
c) Bactrim,
d) not penicillin,
e) either minocycline, Bactrim, or tetracycline?
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Introductory Biostatistics For The Health Sciences
ISBN: 9780471411376
1st Edition
Authors: Michael R. Chernick, Robert H. Friis
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