Polynomial requirements
1. never divide by a placeholder
2. variable exponent has to be a whole number
3. can't have infinte terms
by 1. we eliinate 2nd one
by 2. we eliminate first one (√x=x^1/2) and 3rd one because it has an exponent in placeholder
thie leaves us with last one
f(x)=2x³-5x⁵-(2/9)x²+9
last one is answer
Given :
Devin is buying 2 concert tickets. The concert tickets have a regular price of $40 each.
Devin has a coupon that gives a 5% discount off of the regular price of the tickets. He will then pay a 10% purchasing fee on the discounted price of the tickets.
To Find :
Devin's total cost of the two tickets after the discount and the fee.
Solution :
Discount on price, D = 40×0.05 = $2 .
Price of product after discount, P = $( 40 - 2 ) = $38 .
Now, total price after adding purchasing fee is :
T = P + (P×0.10)
T = 38 + (38×0.10)
T = 38 + 3.8
T = $41.8
Therefore, Devin's total cost of the two tickets after the discount and the fee is $41.8 .
Hence, this is the required solution.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
L*W=A divided by 2
Complete Question
The complete question is shown on the first uploaded image
Answer:
The 95% confidence interval is 
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question we are told that
The first sample size is 
The first proportion 
The second sample size is 
The second proportion is 
Given that the confidence level is 95% then the level of significance is mathematically represented as


From the normal distribution table we obtain the critical value of
the value is

Now using the formula from the question to construct the 95% confidence interval we have

Here 
=> 
=> 
and

=> 
=> 
So


Answer:
$5.3
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>1) Ask yourself: How much money is left to spend? </u>
<em>- Subtract the cost to rent the park shelter: </em>
3,500 - 250 = 3,250
<em>- Find the total amount of money spent on gifts for students: </em>
300 * 5.50 = 1,650
<em>- Subtract the total money spent on gifts for students: </em>
3,250 - 1,650 = 1,600
<u>2) Ask yourself: How much can be spent </u><u>per student</u><u>? </u>
<em>- Divide the money left by the number of students: </em>
1,600 / 300 = 5.3