The total number of outcomes of rolling a die = 6
The total number of outcomes of tossing a coin = 2
The total number of possible outcomes of executing both experiments is 6*2=12, which is also the number of leaves (end of the branch of a tree) on a tree diagram.
Answer:
There are no options, so i will answer in a general way.
In a function:
y = f(x)
The output is y, and the input is x, and the ordered pair is written as (x, y)
In this case, we have the function:
y = -7*x + 6
Then we need to have different inputs and then find the outputs for each.
For example, if x = 1.
y = -7*1 + 6 = -1
Then we have the ordered pair (1, - 1)
if x = 0
y = -7*0 + 6 = 6
then we have the ordered pair (0, 6)
The general ordered pair is written as:
(x, y = -7*x + 6)
or:
(x, -7*x + 6)
Where you only need to replace the value of x.
Answer:
c) (40+60+25)/200 or 63%
Step-by-step explanation:
n= 200 students
Did Well on the Midterm and Studied for the Midterm = 75
Did Well on the Midterm and Went Partying = 40
Did Poorly on the Midterm and Studied for the Midterm = 25
Did Poorly on the Midterm and Went Partying = 60
The number of students that did poorly on the midterm or went partying the weekend before the midterm is given by the sum of all students who did poorly to all students who went partying minus the number of students who did Poorly on the Midterm and Went Partying:
The probability that a randomly selected student did poorly on the midterm or went partying the weekend before the midterm is given by: