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Clarkson University Student Survey Results

The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted among students at Clarkson University regarding their experience at the university. It shows that 24% stated that their experience was below their expectations, 40% said it met their expectations, and 34% did not provide a response or said it exceeded their expectations.

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Clarkson University Student Survey Results

The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted among students at Clarkson University regarding their experience at the university. It shows that 24% stated that their experience was below their expectations, 40% said it met their expectations, and 34% did not provide a response or said it exceeded their expectations.

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Clarkson University surveyed the students to find out what they thought about the university.

Part of the survey asked students to indicate whether their overall experience in
Clarkson was below his expectations, he met them or exceeded them. The
Results showed that 2% of the respondents did not provide a response, 24% said that their
experience was below their expectations and 40% stated that their experience met
with their expectations.
If a student is chosen at random, what is the probability that they will say that their experience
rebasó sus expectativas? Escriba su respuesta en decimales.

Note: Express your answer numerically, do not add thousand separators.


Decimals are expressed with a point "." keep in mind in your calculations up to 4 decimals.

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Question 25 pts.
Clarkson University surveyed the students to find out what they thought about the university.
A part of the survey asked students to indicate whether their overall experience in
Clarkson was below his expectations, he met them or exceeded them. The
results showed that 5% of respondents did not provide an answer, 23% said that their
experience was below their expectations and 51% stated that their experience met
with their expectations.

If a student is chosen at random, what is the probability that he says that his experience
Did it meet or exceed your expectations? Please write your answer in decimals.

Note: Express your answer in numerical form, do not add thousand separators.
decimals are expressed with a point "." keep in mind in your calculations up to 4 decimals.

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Question 310 points.
In a classroom, there are 15 students, 7 of whom are in their third semester, 5 are in their fourth.
semester and 3 are from the fifth semester of the Finance program, of which 4, 2, and 1
respectively dominate English, if a student is randomly selected from this group, which
What is the probability that it is from the third or fourth semester?

0.80
0.266
0.533
0.20

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Question 410 points.
A bank determines that 50% of its clients have checking accounts and 75% have savings accounts.
savings. In addition, 45% of the bank's customers have checking and savings accounts. It is chosen
by chance a bank customer, the probability that they only have a checking account is:

0.80
0.30
0.50
0.05

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Question 510 points.
In a classroom, there are 15 students, 7 of whom are in the third semester, and 5 are in the fourth.
Semester and 3 are from the fifth semester of the Finance career, of which 4, 2, and 1.
respectively dominate English, if a student is randomly selected from this group, what
What is the probability that the selected student does not dominate English?

0.80
0.533
0.266
0.20

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Question 610 points.
A company will promote two employees from a group of 5 men and 4 women. What is
What is the total number of possibilities the company has to promote two employees?

36
72
9
20

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Question 710 points.
In the city of Bogotá, applications for zoning changes go through a
two-step process: a review by the planning commission and a final decision of
citizen council. In step 1, the planning commission reviews the zoning change.
requested and makes a positive or negative recommendation regarding that change. In the step
the citizen council reviews the recommendation and then votes to approve or disapprove it
zone change. Suppose the developer of a condominium complex presents
a request for a zone change. Consider the application process as a
experiment.
How many sample points are there for this experiment?

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Question 810 points.
How many ways can three elements be selected from a group of six? Use the
letters A, B, C, D, E, and F.

Note: Express your answer numerically, do not add thousands separators.


Decimals are expressed with a dot "." keep in mind in your calculations up to 4 decimal places.

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Question 910 pts.
There are 3 routes from A to B and 4 routes from B to C. How many ways can the trip be made?
round trip from A to C passing through B, that is, back and forth?

72
144
14
12
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Clarkson University surveyed the students to find out what they thought about the
university. A part of the survey requested that students indicate whether their
The overall experience at Clarkson was below his expectations, it met.
with the same or exceeded them. The results showed that 3% of the
respondents did not provide an answer, 21% said that their experience was below
below their expectations and 54% stated that their experience met their
expectations.
If a student is chosen at random, what is the probability that they will say that their
experiencia cumplió o rebasó sus expectativas? Escriba su respuesta en
decimals.

Note: Express your answer in numerical form, do not add thousand separators.
Decimals are expressed with a point "." keep in mind in your calculations up to 4 decimals.

Mark this question


Question 25 points.
Clarkson University surveyed the students to find out what they thought about the
university. One part of the survey asked students to indicate if their
overall experience at Clarkson was below his expectations, it met
with the same or exceeded them. The results showed that 2% of the
respondents did not provide an answer, 17% said that their experience was about
below their expectations and 51% stated that their experience met their
expectations.
If a student is chosen at random, what is the probability that he says that his
Did the experience exceed your expectations? Write your answer in decimals.

Note: Express your answer in numeric form, do not add thousand separators, the
Decimals are expressed with a point '.'. Please keep in mind up to 4 decimal places in your calculations.

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Question 310 points.
How many access passwords for a computer will it be possible to design, if it must
consist of two letters followed by five digits, the letters will be taken from
alphabet (26 letters) and the numbers from the digits 0 to 9. Consider that
letters and numbers can be repeated.

65,000,000 access keys


19,656,000 access keys
67,600,000 access keys
40,950 access keys

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Question 410 points.
In counting techniques, the principle of addition is used.

when the activity to be developed or executed has alternatives to be carried out


when the activities to be developed are collectively exhaustive
when the activities to be developed are independent
when it comes to a single activity, which requires a series to be carried out
of steps

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Question 510 pts.
There are 3 routes from A to B and 4 routes from B to C. How many ways can it be done?
round trip from A to C passing through B, that is, going and returning?

14
12
72
144

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Question 610 points.
Some people are in favor of reducing social security benefits to
to obtain a balanced budget and others are against it. Three people are selected.
and their opinions are recorded. The list of the elements of the sample space is: (F: in favor,
C: against

S :{ FFF, FFC, CCF, CCC}


{F, C}
S: {FFF, FFC, FCF, FCC, CFF, CFC, CCF, CCC}
{FFF, CCC}

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Question 710 points.
In a classroom there are 15 students, 7 of whom are in their third semester, 5
three are from the fourth semester and three are from the fifth semester of the Finance degree,
of which 4, 2, and 1 respectively dominate English, if a student is selected
at random from this group, what is the probability that the selected student is
of the fifth semester?

0.80
0.266
0.533
0.20

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Question 810 points.
In a classroom, there are 15 students, 7 of whom are in the third semester, 5
three are from the fourth semester and three are from the fifth semester of the Finance program,
of which 4, 2, and 1 respectively dominate English, if a student is selected
at random from this group, what is the probability that the selected student does not
Do you master English?

0.266
0.20
0.533
0.80

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Question 910 points.
An experiment has four equally probable outcomes: A, B, C, and D.
a) What is the probability that B occurs?

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b) What is the probability that either of the two outcomes occurs (for
example, A or C )?

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c) What is the probability that any of the three outcomes occur (for
example, A or B or D)?

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