• Q : Find out the number....
    Mathematics :

    A cycle is defined to be a circuit with no repeated vertex. If a cycle has a length k, we talk of a k-cycle. Find out the number of 4-cycles in K(sub)m, n where m >= 2 and n >= 2.

  • Q : Degree sequences-price....
    Mathematics :

    For each of following degree sequences, price that the simple graph with 7 vertices exists or doesn't exist by either drawing such a graph or showing mathematically that such a graph is impossible:

  • Q : Optimal order quantity per order....
    Mathematics :

    Hayes Electronic stocks and sells specific brand of personal computer. It costs the firm $450 each time it places an order with the manufacturer for the personal computers.

  • Q : Operation of subtraction....
    Mathematics :

    Does the associative property hold for the natural numbers under the operation of subtraction? Give an example to support your answer.

  • Q : Total possible outcomes....
    Mathematics :

    Listing all the total possible outcomes it is found there're 25. Why are there 25 possible outcomes? Where does this number 25 come from because 2 blue*3 white is 5.

  • Q : What is the domain....
    Mathematics :

    For this problem, suggest the following two functions. Let M be the function which gives a person's month of birth (e.g., M(Grossman) = April). Let L be the function whose domain is set of months, a

  • Q : Acres of exactly similar meadow....
    Mathematics :

    If 12 cattle eat up 3 1/3 acres of meadow in 4 weeks and 21 cattle eat up 10 acres of exactly similar meadow in 9 weeks, how many cattle shall eat up 36 acres in 18 weeks?

  • Q : Normally distributed with mean....
    Mathematics :

    In the Melanie's Styling Salon, the time to complete simple haircut is normally distributed with mean of 25 minutes and a standard deviation of 4 minutes. What percent of customers require less tha

  • Q : Collection of all right cosets....
    Mathematics :

    Let H be a subgroup of group G. Let R = {Hg:g in G} be the collection of all right cosets of H in G and L = {gH: g in G} be the collection of all left cosets of H in G. Define phi: R --> L by phi

  • Q : Independent and normal with mean....
    Mathematics :

    If X1 and X2 are independent and normal with mean 500 and variance 121, what are the mean and variance of

  • Q : Confidence interval for the variance....
    Mathematics :

    Determine a 90% confidence interval for the variance (lower case sigma)^2 of a normal population using the sample: {45, 40, 43, 39, 36, 39, and 29}

  • Q : Confidence interval for the mean....
    Mathematics :

    Determine a 97% confidence interval for the mean µ of a normal population with unknown variance using the sample: { 300, 200, 400, 500, and 150}.

  • Q : Confidence interval for the mean....
    Mathematics :

    Find out a 99% confidence interval for the mean of µ of a normal population with standard deviation 30 using the sample: { 16.1, 19.2, 16.8, 16.2, 22.4, and 11.3}

  • Q : Quotient of integers....
    Mathematics :

    Express the repeating decimal 1.62 as a quotient of integers. If possible, reduce to lowest terms.

  • Q : Finite number of obtainable positions....
    Mathematics :

    There exists a sequence of at least three moves from the beginning of the game beginning with move M that does not repeat a position until returning to the original position. Prove that preventing t

  • Q : Determine the number of ways....
    Mathematics :

    A box has 6 blue socks and 4 white socks. Determine the number of ways two socks can be drawn from a box where:

  • Q : Determine the max number of chords....
    Mathematics :

    Every two chords intersect at the point either on the perimeter or inside the circle. (An intersection point is the point at which 2 or more chords meet.) Determine the max number of chords which ca

  • Q : Set of irrational numbers closed under operation....
    Mathematics :

    Is the set of irrational numbers closed under the operation of subtraction? Explain your result with an example.

  • Q : Question regarding food processor....
    Mathematics :

    A food processor employs approximately 27,000 glass jars a month for its fruit juice product. Due to storage limitations, a lot size of 4,000 jars has been used. Monthly holding cost is 18 cents for

  • Q : Chords intersect at the point either on the perimeter....
    Mathematics :

    A chord (a straight line joining two points) is drawn between every two points on perimeter of circle. There're n points on the perimeter. Every two chords intersect at the point either on the per

  • Q : Maximum and minimum profit values....
    Mathematics :

    Company ABC's profit is estimated by the following equation: P = 30x + 40y, where x and y are sales of specific products and P is in thousands of dollars. It was estimated that maximum and minimum

  • Q : Judges from four possible nationalities....
    Mathematics :

    A judging panel is to include three judges from four possible nationalities. There're two judges from the Solomon Islands, three judges from Fiji, five judges from New Zealand and seven judges from

  • Q : Number of manners of forming a panel....
    Mathematics :

    Find out the number of manners of forming a panel if there should be one judge from each of Solomon Islands, Fiji, and New Zealand.

  • Q : Find out two groups of people....
    Mathematics :

    Prove that one can always find out two groups of people (with no common person) the sum of whose ages is the same. Can 10 replaced by the smaller number?

  • Q : Analysis of all variable manufacturing overhead variances....
    Mathematics :

    Make and analysis of all variable manufacturing overhead variances using the 4-variance analysis approach. Make and analysis of all fixed manufacturing overhead variances using the 4-variance analysis

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