Events A and Bare such that P(A) = 0.2, P(B) = 0.7, and P(An B) = 0.1 Find P(A|B®). You should type a fraction. %3D

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The shortage of organs for transplant is a continuing problem. At the end of 2000, there were 3816 people waiting for a heart transplant, 3330 for a lung transplant, 16,008 for a liver transplant, and 49,007 for a kidney transplant. Corresponding figures for 2003 were 3268, 3795, 16,966, and 58,891, respectively. In 2006, the figures were 2590, 2603, 16,813, and 65,454, respectively. Express the information as a matrix, labeling rows and columns. Fill in the matrix below. Heart 3816 2006 2590 3795 Liver 16,813 49,007 58,891

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About 1/3 of Samuel’s paycheck goes to housing, 1/6 goes to utility bills, 1/8 goes for his car, and 1/5 goes for food. How much of his paycheck is left for entertainment?

Summarize the steps you need to follow in order to determine what type of permutation or combination formula to use for any given problem. Be sure to include explanations of each possible outcome.

Mila invested $6,700 and put it in two accounts. She put some in a money market account that earned 1 1/2 % simple interest and she put the rest in a certificate of deposit (CD) that earned 2 3/4% simpleinterest. At the end of the first year she earned a total of $149.25 in interest. How much did she depositin each account?

Akira is running around a circular track. Akira runs counterclockwise. From where he starts, it takes him 22 seconds to reach the easternmost point of the track. It takes him 95 seconds to run one complete lap.Bob starts running at the same time as Akira. Bob starts from the northernmost point and runs clockwise. Bob and Akira pass each other for the first time after 26 seconds. How long does Bob take to run one lap of the track? The answer to this question should be the amount of time in seconds rounded to four decimal places that it takes for Bob to run a complete lap around the circular track.

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If you spend x million dollars on labor and y million dollars on capital (that is, machinery, buildings, etc.), then your factory produces