According to an article on the guardian website, a british woman in 2003 has probability 0.27 of living at least 100 years . suppose that you randomly select 200 women who were born in 2003 . will exactly 54 of them live at least 100 years?

Suppose there are 10 five and six-year-old attending a birthday party. when a 30 year old mother walks into the room with an infant in her arms, what happens to the mean age in the room? what happens to the standard deviation of ages in the room? a. the mean and standard deviation of both change. b. the meaning will change, but the standard deviation will stay approximately the same. c. i mean will stay approximately the same, but the standard deviation will change. d. the mean and standard deviation will both stay approximately the same.

What is the range? can’t seem to find it out

Mario is constructing a frame for 10 in. by 8 in. photo. he wants the frame to be the same with all the way around in the same area of the frame and photo to be 120 square inches what is the dimension of the frame?