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Why 4 pm is equals to 06667?
It is not. 4 pm is two thirds of a 24-hour day since midnight and 2/3 = 0.6667 (approx).
If you have ten rolls of film and three rolls are bad and you need to use 2 rolls of film what are the chances that you use 2 bad rolls of film assuming you don't know which ones are bad?
There is a 6.667% chance (one in 15) of that happening. Math: p = (3/10)*(2/9) = .06667
How do you find relative rate?
Relative error= Pretend we're talking about weight... You thought you were 150 pounds, but you're actually 160 150 pounds is wrong, while 160 is your actual weight Relative Error= 160-150 _______ 150 So it's Actual weight minus wrong weight divided by wrong weight So 160-150= 10 10/150= .0666666667 or if rounded to the nearest thousand, it's .06667 Hope that helped :)
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