Answer:
The probability that the person gets a speeding ticket is 0.27
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability that the person receives a speeding ticket is the probability that the person passes through any of the speed limits and the radar is operating at that time.
Let 
is the probability that the person passes through radar 
and it is operating at that time is
Where
P(1) is the probability of person passes through
P(2) is probability that the radar is operating
Similarly the probabilities are calculated for other radars in the similar manner as
Thus the reuired probability of the reuired event is
Answer:
$64 is the answer
Step-by-step explanation:
If I am correct the x and y values are the ones values of the overall $60 so if you on the x axis to where the 6 is it matches up with the 4 on the y axis so therefore the answer must be $64.
I hope this helps
Answer: v ≥ 6
This means that Adrian needs to do at least 6 visits.
Step-by-step explanation:
First, we know that he gets 20 points just for signing up, so he starts with 20 points.
Now, if he makes v visits, knowing that he gets 2.5 points per visit, he will have a total of:
20 + 2.5*v
points.
And he needs to get at least 35 points, then the total number of points must be such that:
points ≥ 35
and we know that:
points = 20 + 2.5*v
then we have the inequality:
20 + 2.5*v ≥ 35
Now we can solve this for v, so we need to isolate v in one side of the equation:
2.5*v ≥ 35 - 20 = 15
2.5*v ≥ 15
v ≥ 15/2.5 = 6
v ≥ 6
So he needs to make at least 6 visits.
Alejandro is correct because you do not need to add another number to 76.518, as Jiro did, but you need to round it to the nearest tenth.
Glad I could help, and good luck!
