Answer:
Option 1:
He starts with $10, and for each week, we add $100
Then his balance as a function of weeks will be:
f(w) = $10 + $100*w
option 2.
Again, we start with $10, and for each week that passes this is doubled, then the equation will be:
g(w) = $10*(2)^w
Now, we want in week w = 7 to have at least $700, then we need to replace w by 7 in both equations and see which one is better.
option 1:
f(7) = $10 + $100*7 = $710
With option 1 he will have enough
option 2:
g(7) = $10*(2)^7 = $1280
Again, he will have more than $700 in week 7, and we can clearly see that this option is better.
<h3>
Answer: 9/38</h3>
Reason:
There are 10 red cards out of 10+10 = 20 total.
10/20 = 1/2 is the probability of selecting a red card.
If the red card is not put back (i.e. "no replacement"), then the chances of getting another red card is (10-1)/(20-1) = 9/19
Multiply the two fractions mentioned to get the final answer.
(1/2)*(9/19) = (1*9)/(2*19) = 9/38
Answer:
A penny
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
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If you want it to be a slope intercept form, the first you have to find slope.
y2-y1/x2-x1
2-0/6-0
2/6 = 1/3
Then you need to find the y intercept. Plug in the x and y value in y=mx+b.
2=1/3(6)+b
2=2+b
0=b
ANSWER: y=1/3x+0
Hope this helps and is correct :)
