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My ex and I dated for 5 years and I've known him now for almost 8 years.I broke up with him 2 years ago bc we just didn't work well together and I couldn't see us having a future together, but we remained friends.

I have been in a new relationship for about 2 years now since my ex, but my ex and I always talked and were actually really good once we broke up. I wanted nothing more than a friendship bc I was completely out of love with him, but still loved him as a friend plus he knew me better than anyone.

My current bf didn't have a problem with us speaking or seeing each other bc he said he trusts me and knew I wasn't doing anything wrong which I wasn't.

However my ex has a new gf and they've been together for a shorter amount of time, but now they are serious and he said he's in a really good relationship and his gf will not let him text me or message him. He said she looks through his phone and computer and I'm basically not allowed to talk to him anymore. He said it's not that he doesn't want to stay on good terms with me, but he doesn't want her to get jealous or angry.

So it's like we've been knowing each other this long and now he is never going to speak to me again. I understand where they are both coming from, but I've wanted nothing other than to stay his friend and now it's not possible. It's like how do you throw all those years away? It's not that I don't love my bf now bc I definitely do, but it hurts to lose someone who I thought I'd know forever.

If the sex of babies is mutually exclusive and equally likely, what is the probability prediction for a two-child family having the following?

A. two boys

B. a boy and a girl

C. two girls

At a certain racetrack, there are a total of 8 horses in a give race. The horses are all alleged to be evenly matched.

a. What is the probability of winning you bet by selecting a single horse that will win the race?

b. By bettering the single horse to win, what is the probability that you will lose, that is, that one of the others horses will win?

c. What is the probability of winning your bet if you buy a ticket on a given horse to place, that is, to come in either first or second?

d. What is the probability of winning your bet if you buy a ticket on a given horse to show, that is, to come in either first, or second, or third?

What is the main issue that prevents scientists and researchers from

developing a complete understanding of perception and the perceptual process.

I just bought simpoints and it took the money out of my account and I still do not have the points??? Why is that? I have already sent them an e-mail and if I don't get my point they will be giving me my money back cuz that is bullshit. Did this happen to anyone else?

A study of tire pressure in brand new Toyotas used a sample size of 120 tires and reported a mean of 30.3 psi and a margin or error of plus or minus 1.8 psi with 95% confidence. We may conclude that, with 95% confidence, the mean tire pressure of tires on new Toyota cars is between psi (lower number) and psi (higher number).

Give your answer to ONE decimal place.

does she look different at all? Because I know when everyone see celebs in person they talk about how different they look.

thanks!

I would love to hear answers from 65+ but anyone can answer

a) How do you think morals have changed over time?

b) Do you think your perspective on moral issues has changed over time? If so, in what way?

They are supposed to have subordinating conjunctions in them. I am just not sure how to exactly translate these sentences.

1.Your homework is due tomorrow when you arrive.

2. The exam will be on Friday after we review questions.

3.I would like to know how everyone is doing so that we can be on the same page.

4.Do pages 5-12 in case you need to review the material.

5.Does everyone understand the homework despite the fact that we haven't gone over it yet?

My friend went to the airforce and has just now started tech school school and she seems like a completely different person. Now if anything she seems dumb as hell. She met a guy in tech school now mind you she has only been there like two weeks and now they are engaged. Is this ******* crazy to anyone else? My mom also went to the airforce and she said you see a lot of tech school marriages that don't last because they don't even know the person. I mean I love my friend and want her to be happy, but I don't know wtf is going on in her mind! Also when she was in basic training she said she was gonna marry her previous b/f and 3 weeks later she's marrying someone else! Like wtf is going on?

Megan's mean drive time is 12 minutes. The variance of Megan's drive time is 1.2 (minutes)2. Compute the standard deviation of her drive time. Give the number of minutes to three decimal places.

drive time has 10, 11, 13, 14 (minutes)

probability 0.35, 0.5, 0.1, 0.05

For the random variable X which is 0.810, How big is the difference between these probabilities?

a. 0.381

b. 0.114

c. 0.005

d. 0.429

Formula: P(X≥ 2) ≠ P(X>2);

X 0 1 2 3 4

prob (0.005) (0.114) (0.429) (0.381) (0.071)

Four diners have ordered a platter of hors d'oevres. The platter holds 6 mini eggrolls and 4 chicken skewers. The waiter gives each diner a randomly selected hor d'oevre. Let X = the number of chicken skewers left on the platter after the first serving. The distribution of X is

X 0 1 2 3 4

prob (0.005 ) (0.114 ) (0.429) (0.381) (0.071)

Find the probability that there's more than one skewer left, but not all of them are left, i.e.,

P(1<X ≤ 3)

Give your answer in decimal form using three decimal places.

Census Bureau data shows that 69% of Hispanic children in the U.S. speak a language other than English in the home. If three Hispanic children are chosen at random, so that none is them is related to any of the others, find the probability that all three of them speak a language other than English at home.

a. 2.07

b. 0.33

c. 0.93

d. 0.69

17% of all children ages 0-17 who were born in the U.S. have at least one foreign born parent. If a native-born child is chosen at random, what is the probability that both of this child's parents were also born in the U.S.?

a. 0.17

b. 0.029

c. 0.83

d. 0.69

When Trevor and Brian play ping pong, the probability that Trevor will win is 0.6. If Trevor and Brian play two games of ping pong, find the probability that Trevor wins the first game and Brian wins the second. Assume games are independent. Give your answer as a decimal, to two decimal places.