What anesthetic considerations should be considered in the child with a diagnosis of osteogenesis imperfecta? (Select 2)

What is the probability that you find between 90 and 120 people (inclusive) in this sample who did some work at home?  Use technology to answer this question. Explain what did you use (Excel or a calculator). Type in the command use used and the result.

Completa la conjugación del verbo hacer en el presente de subjuntivo. Tengan mucho cuidado con la ortografía (spelling).  Yo [word1] tú hagas Ud. / él / ella [word2] nosotros [word3] vosotros hagáis Uds. / ellos / ellas [word4]

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a binomial probability model?

Completa la conjugación del verbo abrazar en el presente de subjuntivo. Tengan mucho cuidado con la ortografía (spelling).    Yo [word1] tú [word2] Ud. / él / ella abrace nosotros [word3] vosotros abracéis Ud. / ellos / ellas [word4]

Completa la oración con la forma apropiada de los pronombres de objeto directo e indirecto.   Ellas nunca me prestan su coche.

Suppose you set up a carnival booth game at a local fund-raising event. The game consists of rolling a giant six-sided die. The participants pay $3 per roll. A participant who rolls a 6 wins a prize that costs you $8. A participant who rolls a 1 wins a prize that costs you $2.50. Participants who roll other numbers win nothing.  You will have to find out the expected value of your gain by answering several questions below.    

Find the expected gain from one game (the expected value, mean, of X). Round your answer to two decimal places.

Let X be your gain after one game. Complete the probability table below. That is find the following probabilities: P(rolling 6)  P(rolling 1)  P(rolling a number other than 6 or 1) Probability table Rolls Your gain, X P(X) 6  -$5 (participant pays $3 to play and wins. You pay $8) 1 $0.50 (participant pays $3 to play and wins. You pay $2.50) A number other than 1 or 6 $3 (participant pays $3 to play and lose)  

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics 24% of employed persons did some work at home on days they work in 2019. Suppose a random sample of 400 employed people is taken.  Use this information to answer questions 3 through 9.