Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
By definition, the average rate of change of a function f over an interval [a,b] is given by

compute the quantity

for all the three function
Average rate of change of f:
We will simply use the table to check the values for f(3) and f(0):

Average rate of change of g:
We will use the graph to to check the values for g(3) and g(0):

Average rate of change of h:
We can plug the values in the equation to get h(3) and h(0):

And so the average rate of change is

we know that
The probability that "at least one" is the probability of exactly one, exactly 2, exactly 3, 4 and 5 contain salmonella.
The easiest way to solve this is to recognise that "at least one" is ALL 100% of the possibilities EXCEPT that none have salmonella.
If the probability that any one egg has 1/6 chance of salmonella
then
the probability that any one egg will not have salmonella = 5/6.
Therefore
for all 5 to not have salmonella
= (5/6)^5 = 3125 / 7776
= 0.401877 = 0.40 to 2 decimal places
REMEMBER this is the probability that NONE have salmonella
Therefore
the probability that at least one does = 1 - 0.40
= 0.60
the answer is
0.60 or 60%
Answer:
Image below!
Step-by-step explanation:
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Step 1: determine the y-intercept

- plot the point as the first point on the graph
Step 2: Move 2 units up, and 1 unit left (keep repeating this process until you have reached the limit of the graph)
Step 3: Go to the other side of the graph of the first point (y-intercept)
- move 2 units down, and 1 unit right keep repeating this process until you have reached the limit of the graph)
<em>When you've completed this process, it should look like this:</em>
Answer:
3/16 pounds more.
Step-by-step explanation:
It is 1 1/8 - 15/16
= 9/8 - 15/16
= 18/16 - 15/16
= 3/16.
1. obtuse angle is shown, 45° is missing.
2. obtuse angle is shown, 29° is missing.
3. acute angle is shown, 65° is missing.
4. acute angle is shown, 40° is missing.
5. acute angle is shown, 42° is missing.
6. acute angle is shown, 100° is missing.
7 an obtuse angle and a acute angle are shown, 54° (for number 1) and 126° (for number 2) are missing.
8. an obtuse and a acute angle are shown, 45° (for 1) and 135° (for 2) are missing.