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A certain city logged 128 days of precipitation for 1990, and 137 days of precipitation for 2002. Assuming a linear trend over this time frame, calculate the average rate of cha…

A certain city logged 128 days of precipitation for 1990, and 137 days of precipitation for 2002. Assuming a linear trend over this time frame, calculate the average rate of cha…
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A certain city logged 128 days of precipitation for 1990, and 137 days of precipitation for 2002. Assuming a linear trend over this time frame, calculate the average rate of change in the annual number of days of precipitation for this city.

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3/4

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a) the probability of having exactly 10 days of precipitation in the month of April

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