Step-by-step explanation:
(a) If his second pass is the first that he completes, that means he doesn't complete his first pass.
P = P(not first) × P(second)
P = (1 − 0.694) (0.694)
P ≈ 0.212
(b) This time we're looking for the probability that he doesn't complete the first but does complete the second, or completes the first and not the second.
P = P(not first) × P(second) + P(first) × P(not second)
P = (1 − 0.694) (0.694) + (0.694) (1 − 0.694)
P ≈ 0.425
(c) Finally, we want the probability he doesn't complete either pass.
P = P(not first) × P(not second)
P = (1 − 0.694) (1 − 0.694)
P ≈ 0.094
The range is {-37,-25,-13,-1}. So you need to figure out what four numbers from this list of numbers (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8), when applied to this
function, ( f(x)=-6x+11 ), equals these numbers that are in the range {-37,-25,-13,-1}.
So you apply each of these numbers (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8) into the function (f(x)=-6x+11)
one by one.
f(1)=-6(1)+11=5
f(2)=-6(2)+11= -1
f(3)=-6(3)+11= -7
f(4)=-6(4)+11= -13
f(5)=-6(5)+11= -19
f(6)=-6(6)+11= -25
f(7)=-6(7)+11= -31
f(8)=-6(8)+11= -37
As you can see, f(2),f(4),f(6),and f(8) equal the numbers that are in the range {-37,-25,-13,-1}.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
we are asked to evaluate
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Above we are given mixed fraction which can be converted in proper fraction using formula given below
Hence


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Hence
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can be written as
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Also we know the rule for dividing fraction is as given below
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Answer:
Y=-1/3x-1
Step-by-step explanation:
Y-0=-1/3(x+3)
a) We know that the probability Jane will win is 0.2, and draws is 0.3, which leaves the probability of her losing to be 0.5 (1 - 0.2 - 0.3 = 0.5).
I'll begin by filling in for the first game:
win = 0.2, draw = 0.3, lose = 0.5
Next, we'll fill in for if she wins, draws, or loses the second game. The probabilities would be the same as the first game for the second game.
Win (0.2): win = 0.2, draw = 0.3, lose = 0.5
Draw (0.3): win = 0.2, draw = 0.3, lose = 0.5
Lose (0.5): win = 0.2, draw = 0.3, lose = 0.5
b) To find the probability that Jane will win both games, we need to multiply the probability of Jane winning the first game by the probability of her winning the second game.
0.2 x 0.2 = 0.04
Hope this helps! :)