)KELVI SANG has an advantageous TV. The TV uses two batteries and both of them are dead.

Influence opens another pack of four incredible batteries and dumps them on the table.

By then he opens the TV and dumps the two dead batteries on the table with the extraordinary ones.

The batteries get worked up and Bob no longer acknowledges which can't avoid being which. (Has this consistently happened to you?)

In the occasion that Bob removes two batteries from the table aimlessly and spots them into the TV, what is the probability that he picked two incredible batteries and that the TV will work?

The typical joblessness rate in California in August 2020 was 11.4%.

2)Assume that 550 employable people in California were picked discretionarily in August 2020.

What is the for the most part expected worth of the amount of people in the model who were jobless?

Round your reaction to one decimal point

3)A deck of 52 playing a round of cards involves four suits, each with thirteen cards.

In a particular game, a hand involves eleven cards picked discretionarily without replacement.

What is the probability that a hand will have unequivocally 7 cards in a comparable suit?

Round your reaction to three decimal spots.

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Accept that in a particular country, the probability of having red hair is 0.20, and the probability of having blue eyes is 0.30. The probability of having the two characteristics is 0.06. The probabilities are showed up in the Venn diagram, where ?An is the event that a self-assertively picked inhabitant of this country has red hair, and ?B is the event that a heedlessly picked tenant has blue eyes.

A not B Both B not A

0.14 0.06 0.24

A=0.20 B= 0.30

Determine the unexpected probability of an individual having blue eyes given that the individual being referred to has red hair, and use the value to choose if having blue eyes and red hair are self-ruling.

P(B/A=)

@30@

Having red hair is? of having blue eyes considering the way that?

a) Market research has shown that 60% of individuals who are familiar with a particular thing truly buy the thing. A discretionary illustration of 15 individuals were familiar with the thing.

I. Describe the variable of interest for the present circumstance.

ii. What probability dissemination do you think best portrays the condition? Why?

iii. Process the probability that accurately 9 will buy the thing.

iv. If 80 individuals are familiar with the thing, choose the amount of person who are needed to buy the thing.

b) It is understood that a typical of 5 trains go through Grand Central Terminal predictably. Find the probability that

I. Absolutely 4 trains will pass rapidly

ii. under 2 trains will pass in an hour

The going with table summarizes the amount of understudies at Kiddies Head start Preschool, characterized by the understudies' sex and whether they have a spot with the infant kid or child region

Child

Child

Complete

Male

12

28

Female

34

26

Supreme

100

a) An understudy is picked aimlessly. Find the probability that

the understudy is male and a young kid

the understudy is female or an infant youngster

iii. the understudy is an infant kid, given th

PART II: NEW SCENARIO - GHA 4 To complete PART II, you will need to follow the same process as Part I. In this scenario, the direct costs have remained the same, however the indirect costs and allocation basis have been changed. Here is the information that you will need to complete Part II. DIRECT COSTS The direct costs for each department are easily identifiable, because they are the costs that are directly attributable to the department. The direct costs are as follows: Physical Therapy (PT) 410.000 Occupational Therapy (OT) 190,000 Speech Therapy (ST) 120,000 Total Direct Costs 720.000 INDIRECT COSTS The indirect costs will need to be allocated to Physical Therapy (PT), Occupational Therapy (OT), and Speech Therapy (ST). The indirect costs in this scenario have been identified as: (1) Clerical Salaries, (2) Administrative Salaries, and (3) Computer Services. The total indirect costs that need to be allocated to PT. OT, and ST are as follows: Clerical Salaries 56,000 Administrative Salaries 55,000 Computer Services 80 000 Total Indirect Costs 191,000 Each type of indirect cost will need to be allocated to each department based on an allocation basis that is appropriate for the particular type of cost. Clerical Salaries will be allocated based on Visit Volume. Administrative Salaries will be allocated based on the Proportion of Direct Costs Computer Services will be allocated based on the Number of Computers in Service. Visit Computers Volume in Service Physical Therapy (PT) 9.600 Occupational Therapy (OT) 4,000 3 Speech Therapy (ST) 2.400 Total 16,000 161 Step 1: Set-up a Table of Direct and Indirect Costs Direct Cost| Indirect Cost Total Physical Therapy (PT) Occupational Therapy (OT) Speech Therapy (ST) TotalsStop 1: Determine the indirect coats that should be allocated from Clerical Salaries, Administrative Salaries, and Computer Services to FT. OT, and ST. Clerical 3price The total Indirect coats for Clerical Salaries is Clerical Salaries will be allocated based on Visit Valame. The Visit Volume for FT. OT. and ST are as follows: Physical Therapy (IT) Decupational Therapy JOT) Spooch Thenpy (31) Total Visit Volume Based on this Visit Volume, the percentage of Vhit Volume by department is as follows: Firesical Therapy (PT) Decupational Therapy (OT) Speech Therapy (31) I've the percentage of Visit Volumes to determine the allocation of the Indirect Costs for Clerical Salaries; Toll indirect cous for Clerical Salickes Physical Therapy (PT) Decupational Therapy TOT Speech Thanpy (57) Total Indirect Costs Administrative Salacks The total indirect costs for Administrative Salaries is Adminherative Salaries will be allocated based on the proportion (1=] of direct costs, The Direct Costs for PT, OT, and ST are as follows: Playsical Therapy (PT) Decupational Therapy JOT) Speech Therapy (57) Total Visit Volume The proportion of three direct costs is as follows Playskal Therapy (PT) Occupational Therapy (OT) Speech Thapy (37) I've the proportion of the direct costs to determine the allocation of the Indirect Cesta for Administrative Salaries: Told indirect costs for Clerical Salirkes Physical Therapy (PT) Decupational Therapy TOT) Speech Thenpy (37) Total Indirect Casts Computer workers The total indirect costs for Computer Services Is Computer Services will be allocated haved on the number of computers in service. The number of computers in service for PT. OT, and ST are as follows: Playsical Therapy (PT) Occupational Therapy JOT) Speech Thempy i37) Total Visit Volume The proportion of computers in service is as follows: Playskal Therapy (FT) Occupational Therapy (OT) Spooch Thenpy (37) I've the proportion of the numbers of computers in service to determine the allocation of the Indirect Costs for Computer Services: Total indirect costs for Computer Services Physical Therapy (PT) Occupational Therapy JOT Speech Theapy (37) Total Indirect CostsStep 3: Determine to total indirect costs for PT, OT and ST. Based on your calculations in Step 2, you can create a table to determine the total indirect costs for PT, OT, and ST: TOTAL Clerical Administrative Computer INDIRECT Salaries Salaries Services COSTS Physical Therapy (PT) Occupational Therapy (OT) Speech Therapy (ST) Total Indirect Costs Step 4: Add the direct costs by department from Step I to the total indirect costs by department from Step 3 to get your total costs. (Step 1) (Step 3) Direct Cost Indirect Cost Total Physical Therapy (PT) Occupational Therapy (OT) Speech Therapy (ST) Total