Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
The equation represented in the question is the parent absolute value question. If you know the different parent functions, then the answer is obvious because absolute value equations always form a V. However, if you do not do this then you can create a table and plugin values. Plugin numbers like 0, -1, and 1 for X and solve for Y. Finally, graph these points and see what graph best fits. If needed you can also plug in more points.
Answer:
The probability of the defendant is innocent given the defendant is convicted is P=0.006.
Step-by-step explanation:
Being:
G: guilty, I:innocent, C: convicted, A: acquitted.
We need to calculate P(I|C).
Being innocent, given convicted, is equal to the probability of being innocent and convicted divided by the probability of being convicted (innocent or guilty)

The probability of being innocent and convicted is

The probability of being convicted is equal to the sum of P(I&C) and P(G&C)

Then,

20 i think sorry if its wrong not my best subject.
I'm assuming they are equivalent...

Solve for m and get 3.
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Answer:
16
Step-by-step explanation: