Posted by Eric on Friday, April 27, 2012 at 8:43pm.
a.
This is a typical case of a hypergeometric distribution where
Suppose
N=total population, (unknown)
n=sample size (48)
a=total number of tagged birds (37)
x=number (18) of tagged birds out of n (48)
Then approximately,
x/n = a/N
or
N=an/x = 37*48/18 = 99 (approximately).
b.
Q\P=Q-Q∩P=360-90=370
The first question is 98.6666666, but if it is for a test, put "approximately 99".
The second question's answer is 270.
i think the second answer is 315 because not all 90 people use brand Q. so take 90 divide by 2 then subtract.+
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