Chapter 15: Q14MP (page 777)
Suppose a200 -page book has, on the average, one misprint every 10 pages. On about how many pages would you expect to find2misprints?
Short Answer
The number of pages is .
Chapter 15: Q14MP (page 777)
Suppose a200 -page book has, on the average, one misprint every 10 pages. On about how many pages would you expect to find2misprints?
The number of pages is .
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