According to a recent survey, 47 percent of the people living in a certain region carry a certain genetic trait. People from the region will be selected at random one at a time until someone is found who carries the genetic trait. Let the random variable G represent the number of people selected to find one person who carries the genetic trait. On average, how many people from the region will need to be selected to find one person who carries the genetic trait?

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Darren earned $663.26 in net pay for working 38 hours. he paid $118.51 in federal and state income taxes, and $64.75 in fica taxes. what was darren's hourly wage? question options: $17.45 $19.16 $20.57 $22.28

Ican interpret and represent the remainder in division calculations sensibly for the context (eg 27.4 in calculating average height in cm: $27.44 if it represents an amount of money) solve the following problems. 15) the wildlife park charges $25.50 dollars per person to enter their park if the park made $15096 dollars today, how many people entered the park? 16) ms adams plus 2,230 other keen runners ran a marathon: between them they ran 94817.5km. how many km did each competitor run?