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If P(A) = .4 and P(B) = .2 and outcomes A and B are independent, then the probability of outcomes A and B both occurring is

An experiment involves rolling a die four times and counting the number of times the number ‘3’ comes up.  How many different values of X are possible in this experiment?

An experiment consists of rolling a die twice.  The experiment’s sample space – using E for getting an Even number (2,4,6) and O for getting an Odd number (1,3,5) – is

If P(A) = .4 and P(B) = .2 and outcomes A and B are independent, then the probability of outcomes A and B both occurring is

If P(A) = .6, P(B) = .2, and  P(A

Define in your own words: intelligence artificial intelligence agent to act rationally

Given the following tree: Directions:Assume that you start at the green node and the goal is to get to the yellow node. List the order of nodes that would be visited in a breadth-first search (5 points) List the order of nodes that would be visited in a depth-first search (5 points) List the order of nodes that would be visited in a depth-limit search where the limit is 2 levels (5 points) Compared to depth-first search, when is breadth-first search better at locating the goal? Are you guaranteed to find a solution if one exists using a depth-limit search?  (5 points)

If we were to use the “traditional” definition of family – working father and stay-at-home mother in their first marriage, with children under 18-years old, all living together – then approximately 50% of the country would fit this definition. 

When a drug is eliminated via zero-order kinetics:

Which phase of clinical trials/testing is the largest and most expensive and time-consuming?