Answer:
= -x+6
Step-by-step explanation:
we can simply substitute (x-4) in x place because when we say function of x , we are basically saying when we substitute a given value in the place of x we will find a given y.so for example if we have a question f(4), we can simply plug 4 to -x +2 so we will find y or f(x) = -2.
so the answer for the above question will be f(x)= -x +6.
First you divide $4000 by 160 to see how much each book costs. Then you multiply 2 times the cost for each book and subtract that from $4000.
$4000/160= $25
$25=1 book
So if the store gives away 2 books that's $50 dollars. $4000-$50 equals 3,950
Answer:
A turning point is the highest or lowest point on a quadratic graph.
Step-by-step explanation:
A quadratic graph looks something like the graph below.
The equation of a quadratic graph would normally look like
+/- ax^2 + bx + c
An example might be -16x^2 + 5x + 4
Note the negative symbol in front of the 16. The negative means that the graph will be facing downwards, or that the turning point is the highest point. A positive graph will mean that the graph is facing upwards, or that the turning point is the lowest point.
Essentially, it is the location where a graph has its lowest or highest point and where the y-values (can include x-values in horizontal quadratics) "turn" to the direction they originated.
You have to find the price of the shoe
Answer:
82%
Step-by-step explanation:
We let the random variable X denote the number of defective units in the production run. Therefore, X is normally distributed with a mean of 21 defective units and a standard deviation of 3 defective units.
We are required to find the probability, P(17 < X < 25), that the number of defective units in the production run is between 17 and 25.
This can be carried out easily in stat-crunch;
In stat crunch, click Stat then Calculators and select Normal
In the pop-up window that appears click Between
Input the value of the mean as 21 and that of the standard deviation as 3
Then input the values 17 and 25
click compute
Stat-Crunch returns a probability of approximately 82%
Find the attachment below.