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Answer:
f(r) = 40r + 26
If she can only afford 10 rolls, then the maximum number of nickels Cindy will have is:
f(10) = 40(10) + 26 = 426 nickels
Step-by-step explanation:
Given function f(r)=40r+26, where r is the number of rolls of nickels she gets.
as it is already mentioned that she can get up to 10 rolls of nickels.
Therefore domain of function contains r ≤10,such that r is a natural number.
i.e.Domain of f(r)=all integers from 1 to 10, inclusive.
Domain of a f(x) is a set of values of x which make function f(x) well defined.
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Answer:
C. AB = 5.8 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
In trapezoid ABCD, EF is the Midsegment.
.:. EF = {(AB+CD)
.:: 9.2 = {(AB + 12.6)
:: 9.2 x 2 = AB + 12.6
.. 18.4 = AB + 12.6
.. 18.4-12.6 = AB
:: AB = 5.8 cm
Answer: h=12.8in
a Base edge 15 in
V Volume 960 in³
Using the formula
V=a2h
3
Solving for h
h=3V
a2=3·960
152=12.8in
Step-by-step explanation:
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The probabilities of at least 10 are repairable is 1/3. and probabilities of from 3 to 8 are repairable is 1/5*8/15 and probabilities of exactly 5 are repairable is 1/3.
According to the statement
we have given that If 15 actuators have failed and we have to find the probabilities on some conditions.
we know that the formula of probabilities is
probability = possible outcomes / total outcomes
So,
- at least 10 are repairable = 1 - (10 are not repairable)
at least 10 are repairable = 1 - 10/15
at least 10 are repairable = (15 - 10)/15
at least 10 are repairable = (5)/15
at least 10 are repairable = 1/3
- from 3 to 8 are repairable = 3/15 *8/15
from 3 to 8 are repairable = 1/5 *8/15
- exactly 5 are repairable = 5/15
exactly 5 are repairable = 1/3
These are the probabilities of the given conditions.
So, The probabilities of at least 10 are repairable is 1/3. and probabilities of from 3 to 8 are repairable is 1/5*8/15 and probabilities of exactly 5 are repairable is 1/3.
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