Answer:
True, the scores are not valid.
Step-by-step explanation:
The test supposed to be measuring intelligence. We can assume that the intelligence of most people relatively stable (will not change too much over a short amount of time), and can expect it should go upward with brain growth and education. But the test seems to give a huge decrease from the first and second results. Then the third result is a huge increase that even higher than the first test.
We don't know the true value of the subject, but seeing the huge gap for every repetition we can tell that the test result lacks precision.
Multiply his AGI by 7.5% to find the amount medical needs to meet before deducting:
46,000 x 0.075 = $3,450
He can deduct any amount over $3450.
Subtract that from his medical total to find the amount he can deduct:
5800 - 3450 = 2350
He can deduct $2,350.
G(x) is an absolute value function. The standard form for an absolute value function is f(x) = |x|.
The slope of this is equal to -6/-4 or 3/2.
It is flipped over the x-axis, so it will have a negative value out front.
g(x) = -3/2|x| is the equation for this graph.
Answer:
A) 
B) 
Step-by-step explanation:
A survey of 46 college athletes found that
- 24 played volleyball,
- 22 played basketball.
A) If we pick one athlete survey participant at random, the probability they play basketball is
B) If we pick 2 athletes at random (without replacement),
- the probability we get one volleyball player is
- the probability we get another basketball player is
(only 45 athletes left).
Thus, the probability we get one volleyball player and one basketball player is
