It's the third one because as Kendall spent more time training or running, their distance increased
<h2>The third graph</h2><h3 /><h3>The graph has a slope of 2</h3><h3>and a y-intercept of -4</h3>
The answer should be 11 since adding all the x’s up before 13 equals 11
43.0 or if your changing it to kilograms 0.00056 kilograms would be the answer.
Each coin has a head and a tail, therefore when you toss two coins, you have 4 possible outcomes. You have two heads in only one of these outcomes, while the other three have at least one tail.
The expected value of the game is the price paid/gained times the probability of loss/victory:
E = (1 / 4) · (-6) + (3 / 4) · (2)
= -3 / 2 + 3 / 2
= 0
Bob expects to tie with Will.
