Mathematics, 21.02.2020 02:59 22moneymorgan
An investigative bureau uses a laboratory method to match the lead in a bullet found at a crime scene with unexpended lead cartridges found in the possession of a suspect. The value of this evidence depends on the chance of a false positivelong dash that is, the probability that the bureau finds a match, given that the lead at the crime scene and the lead in the possession of the suspect are actually from two different "melts," or sources. To estimate the false positive rate, the bureau collected 1 comma 829 bullets that the agency was confident all came from different melts. Then, using its established criteria, the bureau examined every possible pair of bullets and found 658 matches. Use this information to compute the chance of a false positive. Is this probability small enough for you to have confidence in the agency's forensic evidence?
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Mathematics, 21.06.2019 18:30, thefandomarmy24
Factor k2 - 17k + 16. a.(k - 2)(k - 8) b.(k - 1)(k + 16) c.(k - 1)(k - 16)
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Mathematics, 21.06.2019 21:50, rubieceleste548
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