Answer:
A. Cats give back as much love as they receive.
Explanation:
They provide companionship, often asking for attention or affection that is then returned to their human."
A. Definitely talks about this.
B. Doesn't really talk about asking a lot of attention, just attention, so not this.
C. It doesn't talk about the owners as much as it talks about the cat, so not this.
D. Dogs is not even part of the sentence so not this.
Answer:
One root of f(x) = x³ + x² - 22x - 40 is 5. If 5 is a root of the function, then
✔ x - 5
is a factor.
The result of dividing (x3 + x2 – 22x – 40) by
(x – 5) is x2 + 6x + 8. Select all of the factor(s) of x2 + 6x + 8.
✔ (x + 4)
✔ (x + 2)
The completely factored form of the polynomial is f(x) =
✔ (x – 5)(x + 2)(x + 4)
Explanation:
Answer:
Probability of fewer than 4 = 0.0339
Explanation:
This is a question on binomial distribution. It is a distribution which has two possible outcome; a success or a failure
Probability of success (p) = 49%
Probability of failure (q) = 1 - 49% = 1-0.49
Probability of failure (q) = 0.51 = 51%
n = 14
P(X = x) = (n!)/[(n-x)!x!] × p^x × q^(n-x)
Probability of fewer than 4 = Pr(X <4)
Pr(X <4) = Pr(X = 0) + Pr(X = 1) +Pr(X = 2) +Pr(X = 3)
Find attached the workings
From the workings, Pr(X <4) = 0.0339295
Probability of fewer than 4 = 0.0339 (approximately)
Answer:
a) 92.30=26m+0.3t
b) 221 texts
Explanation:
If we plug in 1 for the month variable we get
92.30=26+0.3t
subtract 26 from both sides and we get 66.3=0.3t
Divide by 0.3 and we get t=221
In maximizing profits (or minimizing loss), a single-price monopolist will charge a price that is greater than the marginal cost.
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Who is a monopolist?</h3>
A monopolist is usually a term used to refer to a business entity that solely controls the market of a certain product or service without any competitor. In the case of a single-price monopolist, if they charge a price that is greater than marginal cost is the most viable option to maximize profit.
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