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Statistics Project Final  1 .docx    MAT-154  Statistics Project Final  Problem: Machines have the probability of falling 1/6 every year. I need to simulate how long will it take to fail in average of 20 times.  Part I (Empirical Analysis):I simulated thi
  • Statistics Project Final 1 .docx MAT-154 Statistics Project Final Problem: Machines have the probability of falling 1/6 every year. I need to simulate how long will it take to fail in average of 20 times. Part I (Empirical Analysis):I simulated thi

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  • Statistics Project Final 1 .docx MAT-154 Statistics Project Final Problem: Machines have the probability of falling 1/6 every year. I need to simulate how long will it take to fail in average of 20 times. Part I (Empirical Analysis):I simulated this by rolling the dice until I obtained 1 every time. The average of the numbers I got is [4.7].This means that in average, it will take about 4.7 years until the machine fails. The numbers I obtain in each round until I got a 1 are [1,3,6,1,2,1,...
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Summary Statistics Project Final 1 .docx MAT-154 Statistics Project Final Problem: Machines have the probability of falling 1/6 every year. I need to simulate how long will it take to fail in average of 20 times. Part I (Empirical Analysis):I simulated th
  • Summary Statistics Project Final 1 .docx MAT-154 Statistics Project Final Problem: Machines have the probability of falling 1/6 every year. I need to simulate how long will it take to fail in average of 20 times. Part I (Empirical Analysis):I simulated th

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  • Statistics Project Final Problem: Machines have the probability of falling 1/6 every year. I need to simulate how long will it take to fail in average of 20 times. Part I (Empirical Analysis):I simulated this by rolling the dice until I obtained 1 every time. The average of the numbers I got is [4.7]. This means that in average, it will take about 4.7 years until the machine fails. The numbers I obtain in each round until I got a 1 are [1,3,6,1,2,1,4,9,5,14,21,2,5,3,3,3,2,2,2,5]. I took th...
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Summary Statistics Project Final 1 .docx MAT-154 Statistics Project Final Problem: Machines have the probability of falling 1/6 every year
  • Summary Statistics Project Final 1 .docx MAT-154 Statistics Project Final Problem: Machines have the probability of falling 1/6 every year

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  • Problem: Machines have the probability of falling 1/6 every year. I need to simulate how long will it take to fail in average of 20 times. Part I (Empirical Analysis):I simulated this by rolling the dice until I obtained 1 every time. The average of the numbers I got is [4.7]. This means that in average, it will take about 4.7 years until the machine fails. The numbers I obtain in each round until I got a 1 are [1,3,6,1,2,1,4,9,5,14,21,2,5,3,3,3,2,2,2,5]. I took the difference of these valu...
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NCLEX MACHINAL VENT QUESTION & ANSWERS
  • NCLEX MACHINAL VENT QUESTION & ANSWERS

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  • NCLEX MACHINAL VENT QUESTION & ANSWERSNCLEX MACHINAL VENT QUESTION & ANSWERSNCLEX MACHINAL VENT QUESTION & ANSWERS
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Cheatsheet Final Exam Machine Learning
  • Cheatsheet Final Exam Machine Learning

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  • Detailed cheatsheet with all important notes for the final exam of the course Machine Learning. I passed the exam by only studying this cheatsheet.
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Family Health Assessment Part II   WEEK 3 NRS 429 edited
  • Family Health Assessment Part II WEEK 3 NRS 429 edited

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  • Family Health Assessment Part II Komalpreet Kaur Grand Canyon University: Family-Centered Health Promotion NRS-429VN September 20, 2019 Health starts in at home by eating well, staying active, and getting recommended health screening by a health care provider. Health is also determined by access to the social and economic conditions of individuals. Social determinants of health (SDOH) are conditions in the environments in which people are born, live, learn, work, play, worship, and ag...
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