Which of these number is an integer? A. −4.0 B. 1.50 C. -5/8 D. infinity

please help me with these problems.... please answer all the questions with the method I already started with... due at 11:59pm

dolphi86 [110]

Step-by-step explanation:

Howdy, did you do a, b, and c by yourself? Because there are some slight issues, so I'll do my best to explain.

a. 3x+5x

We know that x=2, so we can substitute 2 in for x right now, or we can combine like terms.

3x and 5x both have the variable x so we can add them easily to get 8x. If you substitute in 2, you're just multiplying 8×2, which is 16.

b. 5z+4z+z

Again, since

we know that z=-3, we can substitute in now, or we can combine like terms first. 5z, 4z, and z all have the variable x, we addition is easy. 5+4+1=10, so you'll have 10z. Substitute in -3 for z, and you're just multiplying 10×-3=-30

c. 3x+6+5x

This is trickier since 6 doesn't have the variable x. So to combine like terms means to only add 3x and 5x. So the equation will turn out looming like 8x+6. now substitute in 2 for x and you get

8(2)+6

16+6

22

d. 8y+8-4y

Combine like terms

4y+8

substitute in 5 for y

4(5)+8

20+8

28

e. 5z-4z+z

combine like terms

z+z

2z

substitute -3 for z

2(-3)

-6

f. 3x+6+5x-2

combine like terms

(so that's 3x+5x and 6-2)

8x+4

substitute in 2 for x

8(2)+4

16+4

20

g. 8y+8-4y-3

combine like terms

8y-4y+8-3

4y+5

substitute in 5 for y

4(5)+5

20+5

25

h. 5z-4z+z-3z

combine like terms

-z

substitute in -3 for z

-(-3)

double negatives make a positive

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6 0

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Simplify the expression. 7(3-2k) + 9 (k - 5)

professor190 [17]

The answer is -24 -5k

3 0

4 years ago

What is the probability of the event when a number cube with faces labeled 1–6 is rolled once?

pochemuha

A 16.666 percent chance if thats what youre asking

6 0

3 years ago

Before we use an applet to simulate the selection of random samples from this population, let’s make sure we are clear about who

Sauron [17]

Answer:

D) college students

The college students are best describes the population

Step-by-step explanation:

Explanation:-

Introduction:-

The outcome of a statistical experiment may be recorded either as a numerical value or as a descriptive representation.

Example:-

when a pair of dice are tossed and the sum of the numbers on the faces is the outcome of interest, we record a numerical value.

If the students of a certain school are given blood tests and the type of blood is of interest, we record a numerical value.

In particular study, the number of possible observations may be small, large but finite or infinite.

Example :- 1

In the classification of blood types we can only have as many observations as there are students in the school.

Therefore the results are finite number of observations.

Example :- 2

If we could toss a pair of dice indefinitely and record the sums occur, we would obtain an infinite set of values .

Population:-

The total of observations which we are concerned , whether this number is finite or infinite , this is called the population

The number of observations in the population is defined to be the size of the population.

Example :- If there are 600 students in the school that we classified according to blood group, we say that the population of size is 600.

Sample:- A sample is subset of a population

Therefore in given data

The college students are best describes the population

Female college students , part -time college students , and female part-time college students are samples it will come from population

7 0

3 years ago

In a class of 20 students, 9 are female and 15 have an A in the class. There are 2 students who are male and do not have an A in

Y_Kistochka [10]

Answer:

3/5

Step-by-step explanation:

9/15=3/5

since 15 had an a you divide the girls over the people who had an A

3 0

3 years ago