Answer:
<em>45 possible connections</em>
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Step-by-step explanation:
The general equation for finding the possible number of connections in a network is given as
where n is the number of computers on the network.
for 4 computers, we'll have
= 
= 6
for 5 computers, we'll have
= 
= 10.
therefore, for 10 computers, we will have
= 
= <em>45 possible connections</em>
Three million three hundred eighty eight thousand one hundred ninety eight.
Five and nine hundred twenty-one thousandths
We know that
<span>Since the focus and vertex are above and below each other, rather than side by side, I know that this ellipse must be taller than it is wide.
</span>Then
a²<span> will go with the </span>y<span> part of the equation
</span>Also, since the focus is 8 <span>units below the center, then </span><span>c = 8
</span>since the vertex is 17<span> units above, then </span><span>a = 17
</span>The equation b²<span> = a</span>²<span> – c</span>²<span> gives me
</span>b²=17²-8²-----> b²=225
the equation is
y²/a²+x²/b²=1------> y²/289+x²/225=1
the answer isy²/289+x²/225=1see the attached figure
Well, there are actually millions of colors in the rainbow, (every color that the human eye can see), but I do understand the question you're asking:
-- When Sara is ready to make her first selection, there are seven things with different colors in the pot, and one of them is red.
The probability that she picks the red one is ( 1 / 7 ).
The question says "with replacement". That means that after she selects it and looks at it, she puts it back in the pot. So . . .
-- When she's ready to make her second selection, the same seven things with different colors are still in the pot. One of them is orange.
The probability that she picks the orange one is ( 1 / 7 ).
-- The probability of BOTH selections being successful (the color she wants) is
(1/7) x (1/7) .
That's <em>(1/49)</em>, which is about <em>2.04 percent</em> .
