Boolean algebra - practice problems - last page
Direction: Solve each problem carefully and show your solution in each item.Number of problems found: 56
- Alarm systems
What is the probability that at least one alarm system will signal the theft of a motor vehicle when the efficiency of the first system is 90% and of the independent second system 80%? - Percents from percent
How much is 13% of 20% of 500 greater than 8% of 14% of 200? - The university
At a certain university, 25% of students are in the business faculty. Of the students in the business faculty, 66% are males. However, only 52% of all students at the university are male. a. What is the probability that a student selected at random in the - Sick days
In Canada, there are typically 261 working days per year. There is a 4.9% chance of an employee taking a sick day. What is the probability an employee will use 17 OR MORE sick days in a year?
- School trip
On a school trip, 17 of the 28 children bought ice cream or chocolate in a candy store. Twelve children bought chocolate, and nine children bought ice cream. How many children bought ice cream and chocolate? How many children did not buy ice cream? How ma - Sufficient 9391
In Kocourkov, they use coins with only two values expressed in Kocourkov crowns by positive integers. With a sufficient number of such coins, it is possible to pay any integer amount greater than 53 cats’ crowns accurately and without return. However, we - Records
Records indicate 90% error-free. If eight records are randomly selected, what is the probability that at least two records have no errors? - Justification 8468
The natural number n has at least 73 two-digit divisors. Prove that one of them is the number 60. Also, give an example of the number n, which has exactly 73 double-digit divisors, including a proper justification. - Intersect and conjuction
Let U={1,2,3,4,5,6} A={1,3,5} B={2,4,6} C={3,6} Find the following. 1. )AUB 2. )A'UB'
- Three shooters
Three shooters shoot, each time, on the same target. The first hit the target with 0.7, the second with 0.8, and the third with 0.9 probability. What is the probability of hitting the target: a) just once b) at least once c) at least twice - The Hotel
The Holiday Hotel has the same number of rooms on each floor. Rooms are numbered with natural numerals sequentially from the first floor; no number is omitted, and each room has a different number. Three tourists arrived at the hotel. The first one was in - Dining questionnaire
In the class of 32 pupils, the class teacher delivered a satisfaction questionnaire to the school canteen. Eleven people have questioned whether they are satisfied with the dining room. The completed questionnaire also included the vote of the class teach - PIN code
The PIN on Michael's credit card is a four-digit number. Michael told his friend: • It is a prime number - a number greater than 1, which is only divisible by the number one and by itself. • The first digit is larger than the second. • The second digit is - Regularly 5036
Out of 129 1st-year students, 116 students go to lunch or dinner regularly, and 62 students go to one of these meals at most. At the same time, 47 students go to lunch more than to dinner. How many students go to lunch and dinner, how many go to dinner, a
- Probability - tickets
What is the probability when you have 25 tickets in 5000 that you do not win the first (one) prize? - Holidays
Of the 35 students in the class, seven were on holiday in Germany and just as many in Italy. Five students visited Austria. There were 21 students in none of these countries. One student visited all three. There were two students in Italy and Austria and
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