3. The idea behind classical probability can be used to calculate probabilities when we have 2D objects in the following form: P[Hitting Region insde object] Area Region = Total Area Now, a standard dart board has following dimensions (cf. also Figure 3 below): Center to DB wire 6.35 Center to SB wire Center to inner triple wire 15.9 99 Center to outer triple wire 107 Center to inner double wire 162 Center to outer double wire 170 Table 2: Board measurements in mm Where "DB" stands for Double Bulls Eye and "SB" stands for Single Bulls Eye. Imagine a player throws the darts at random. Calculate the probability of: (a) hitting the double bulls eye. (b) hitting somewhere between the center and the inner triple wire. (c) hitting the ring between the SB wire and the inner triple wire. (d) hitting exactly a point on the board.

3. The idea behind classical probability can be used to calculate probabilities when we have 2D objects in the following form: P[Hitting Region insde object] Area Region = Total Area Now, a standard dart board has following dimensions (cf. also Figure 3 below): Center to DB wire 6.35 Center to SB wire Center to inner triple wire 15.9 99 Center to outer triple wire 107 Center to inner double wire 162 Center to outer double wire 170 Table 2: Board measurements in mm Where "DB" stands for Double Bulls Eye and "SB" stands for Single Bulls Eye. Imagine a player throws the darts at random. Calculate the probability of: (a) hitting the double bulls eye. (b) hitting somewhere between the center and the inner triple wire. (c) hitting the ring between the SB wire and the inner triple wire. (d) hitting exactly a point on the board.

College Algebra

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337282291

Author:Ron Larson

Publisher:Ron Larson

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