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cutemouse

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A man has a 3/4 chance of hitting a target. Find the most likely number of hits of a target out of 100 shots.

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this is that expected outcomes thingy

ie. n times p

or the no. of trials multiplied by the probability,

u could use the greatest term ie. t(k+1)/tk

there was a question like this in this years 3 unit cssa trial
 

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this is that expected outcomes thingy

ie. n times p

or the no. of trials multiplied by the probability,

u could use the greatest term ie. t(k+1)/tk

there was a question like this in this years 3 unit cssa trial

We learn all this maths and people still can't see easy ways to do things!
 

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Yeah... My teacher said that you must use the greatest coefficient method to get the maximum marks... So yeah :(
 

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oooh does it specify what method to use? otherwise u should get full marks for writing 75 right?
 

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oooh does it specify what method to use? otherwise u should get full marks for writing 75 right?
if it doesnt specify what method to use you can you that (.75)^100 and still attain full marks. it does not matter if this question was worth 3 marks or 1 mark. if it doesnt specify which method to use, you can just do that, i did that i and got 3 marks in the CSSA 3 unit trials. (y)
 

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You never lose marks for doing things the short way as long as you explain what you're doing.
 

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hehe how bad is he?
Actually, I'd say he's one of the best in the state. He's really good.

He takes marks off for stuff like not putting 'where n is any integer' for general solutions... or if you have something like (cosx - 4)(cosx - 1) = 0, if you don't state that cosx=4 has no real solution as -1<=cosx<=1, or in induction for the divisibility type, you if you don't state that 'M' is any integer (for the assumption case).

But yeah he's quite good.
 

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