Okay. What I know so far is that the integers will all be negative. We don't have to count too high to do this. So for this, it's like pick any four numbers. Or you could divide 18 by half and find the addition problems that you know would equal 9. What I see is that -3 + -4 + -5 + -6 = -18. There are all four consecutive integers. The trend is that you can draw a line tracing to the number of the opposite side of the question and you can see they each equal nine. Most people would be tricked and say 6, because they ignore the negative symbol, but here's the catch. The lower the number in front of the negative sign, the greater it is. So in this case, the lowest number in front of the negative symbol is 3, which would also mean that -3 is the highest when it comes to all of these numbers. So -3 is the greatest out of the four consecutive integers.
The statement that will make this process into a binomial experiment is that "C. Glenda checks the monitors until she has 300 non-defective monitors."
Here are the following choices:
<span>A. Glenda checks the monitors until she has 300 defective monitors.
B. Glenda checks 300 monitors and records the number that are defective.
C. Glenda checks the monitors until she has 300 non-defective monitors.
D. Glenda chooses to check 300 monitors.</span>
It should be 24.5%. If you divide 98 by 400 it's .245. Then multiply it by 100, you get 24.5%.
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Answer is D
Explain 729:33(-2)
