moo_moo_molly
Yo mumma
I have some questions for those who wouldn't mind helping me.... it for a maths assignment which is due at the start of the term 2....
The probability of hitting a moving target with a shotgun is 0.2. What is the least number of shots that I need so that my probability of hitting a moving target at least once is greater than 85%.
In a particular colony of birds, there were originally 2000 birds. From one autumn to the next, the population increases by 8%, but each autumn exactly 200 birds migrate to a warmer climate and never return. If f(n) representsthe number of birds in the colony n autumns from when the original count was made, show that f(n)= 2500 - 500X1.08^n
Help on either or both of these questions would be nice
The probability of hitting a moving target with a shotgun is 0.2. What is the least number of shots that I need so that my probability of hitting a moving target at least once is greater than 85%.
In a particular colony of birds, there were originally 2000 birds. From one autumn to the next, the population increases by 8%, but each autumn exactly 200 birds migrate to a warmer climate and never return. If f(n) representsthe number of birds in the colony n autumns from when the original count was made, show that f(n)= 2500 - 500X1.08^n
Help on either or both of these questions would be nice
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