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MUF0092 Mathematics Unit 2-SEM 1-2025

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We have two boxes. Box A contains two red balls and four white balls; Box B contains four red balls and one white ball. I toss a coin; if it comes down heads, I choose Box A, if it comes down tails, I choose Box B. From the chosen box I take two balls without replacement. 

a.  Draw a tree diagram to illustrate this experiment.  

b. What is the probability the two balls are of different colours?

c. What is the probability the two balls are of the same colours?

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Weights of bags of potatoes are normally distributed with mean 26 kg. 

a. The probability that any bag weighs more than 25 kg is 0.85. Find the standard deviation of the

distribution, showing all working. (Give your answer in 4 decimal places).

b. Ten bags are chosen at random; the probability that at least

bags weigh more than 25 kg is about 82%.

Find the value of

.

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graph

The area under the curve

is known to

be

sq units.

Using the Trapezium Rule with 5 sub-intervals, find the

approximate value of

, correct to 3 decimal places.

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In a particular suburb, it is found that 70% of children attend state schools, while the rest attend private schools.

If groups of 40 students are chosen from this suburb, what is the average number of students in each group who attend state schools?

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For two events and , ,   and

.

Find

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An apple orchard processes apples into juice during harvest season. The volume of juice processed each day, in ML (megalitres), is a random variable with a probability density function given by:

 

If  

a)  What is the exact probability that on a randomly chosen day, less than 1.2 ML of juice is processed ?  Show all working.                  [2 marks]

b)  What is the average volume of juice, , processed daily? Give your answer in exact form.    [3 marks]

c) On 50% of the days, at least ML of juice is processed.  Find the value of , correct to 2 decimal places.    [3 marks]

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In a room there are six chairs in a row, and three married couples, Mr and Mrs Andrews, Mr and Mrs Brown and

Mr and Mrs Chan. These people sit down at random. What is the probability that Mr and Mrs Andrews sit together?

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