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Your question: To ________ a formula or equation for a specified variable means to rearrange it so that the variable appears alone on one side of the equal sign.
Your answer: To solve <span>a formula or equation for a specified variable means to rearrange it so that the variable appears alone on one side of the equal sign.
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The answer is solve to fill up the blank.
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In this question there are several information's of immense importance already given.
The number of pair of gloves that the merchant bought = 30 dozens
1 dozen = 12 gloves
Also
1 pair = 2 gloves
Then
The total numberof individual gloves bought
by the merchant = 30 * 12 * 2
= 720
The correct option among all the options given in the question is option "C" and it can be checked via the above solution.
Answer:
The sum of the exterior angles is 360 degrees.
Answer:
For first lamp ; The resultant probability is 0.703
For both lamps; The resultant probability is 0.3614
Step-by-step explanation:
Let X be the lifetime hours of two bulbs
X∼exp(1/1400)
f(x)=1/1400e−1/1400x
P(X<x)=1−e−1/1400x
X∼exp(1/1400)
f(x)=1/1400 e−1/1400x
P(X<x)=1−e−1/1400x
The probability that both of the lamp bulbs fail within 1700 hours is calculated below,
P(X≤1700)=1−e−1/1400×1700
=1−e−1.21=0.703
The resultant probability is 0.703
Let Y be a lifetime of another lamp two bulbs
Then the Z = X + Y will follow gamma distribution that is,
X+Y=Z∼gamma(2,1/1400)
2λZ∼
X+Y=Z∼gamma(2,1/1400)
2λZ∼χ2α2
The probability that both of the lamp bulbs fail within a total of 1700 hours is calculated below,
P(Z≤1700)=P(1/700Z≤1.67)=
P(χ24≤1.67)=0.3614
The resultant probability is 0.3614
This is the concept of polynomials, to get the relationship between the (x-3) and (x^3+4x^2+2) we shall proceed as follows;
we first test if (x-3) is a polynomial;
x-3=0
thus;
x=3
substituting the value of x in the polynomial we get:
(3)^3+4(3)^2+2
=65
since the result is not equal to 0, we conclude that there is no relationship between (x-3) and the polynomial. The answer is B. (X-3) is not a factor
