Suni has been working with Russell for a couple of years. Staff report Russell has started having toileting accidents at different times of the day, which is unusual. Given this scenario, which ethics standard should the behavior analyst mainly consider?
Read DetailsEvery two years, the board of directors of an environmental startup company elects an executive committee from its members consisting of a president, vice-president, chief financial officer, and secretary. Before holding the election, they want to determine how many executive committees are possible. PART A (5 points): Which counting rule applies for this problem: Basic Counting, Combinations, or Permutations? Give a reason to support your answer. HINT! What specific wording the problem helped you decide which rule to use? PART B (5 points): If there are eleven (11) members of the board, how many executive committees are possible? DIRECTIONS for SHOWING WORK: Show all relevant steps, including any formulas or mathematical procedures you use, so it’s clear how you obtained your answer. Use the EQUATION EDITOR to type all mathematical expressions, equations, and formulas. ________________________________________________________ Link to Chapter 4 Formula Sheet
Read DetailsConsider the table below that summarizes the grade performance on a recent exam for two sections of the same course. One section is offered on Mondays and the other is offered on Tuesdays. The values in the table represent the number of students who made a particular grade within each section and the totals (e.g., 10 students in the Monday section made an A grade, and 13 students total made an A grade). A B C TOTAL Monday Section 10 7 18 35 Tuesday Section 3 16 13 32 TOTAL 13 23 31 67 PART A (5 points): Find the probability that a student chosen at random is from the Monday section. PART B (5 points): Find the probability that TWO students chosen at random are from the Monday section. Assume that you can’t draw the same student twice. PART C (5 points): Find the probability that a student chosen at random is NOT from the Monday section. PART D (5 points): Find the probability that a student chosen at random is from the Monday section OR earned a C grade. PART E (5 points): Find the probability that a student chosen at random is from the Monday section GIVEN they earned a C grade. DIRECTIONS for SHOWING WORK for ALL PARTS: Show all relevant steps, including any formulas or mathematical procedures you use, so it’s clear how you obtained your answer. Use the EQUATION EDITOR to type all mathematical expressions, equations, and formulas. Write your final answer as a decimal rounded to the third decimal place as needed. ________________________________________________________ Link to Chapter 4 Formula Sheet
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