The number of customers I would have expected to win the prize is 6.
<h3>How many more customers would I have expected to win the prize?</h3>
Probability determines the chances that an event would happen. The probability the event occurs is 1 and the probability that the event does not occur is 0.
Based on the probability, the number of customers I would have expected to win: 0.18 x 300 = 36
How many more people I would have expected to win : 36 - 30 = 6
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
5x-x+3x=30 - since there is all x’s, you can combine like terms .
7x=30 now divide both sides by 7
x=4 2/7 = 30/7
The answer for the question shown above is the first option: x^2(x^2)^1/4
When you simplify the expression, you obtain the equivalent expression:
(x^10)^1/4
[(x^8)(x2)]^1/4
x^2(x^2)^1/4
Therefore, the asnwer is the option mentioned before.
So solve for q
first factor q out of the summation
now, determine what the summation is
its been a while since ive done summations so i dont remember any tricks but that summation is essentially equal to
or factored to be something like this
which i believe there's a formula for
regardless using a calculator, the summation turns out to be 4/3 i think
you should definitely double check this step
so replacing the summation for 4/3, the equation is now
q*(4/3) =8
pretty easy to solve from here
divide 4/3 to both sides to get q
any questions?
Pythagoras tells us that the diagonal is √(9²+40²) = 41.
Answer C.
