Answer:
(1) B
(2) A
(3) C
Step-by-step explanation:
A random variable is a variable that denotes a set of all the possible outcomes of a random experiment. It is denotes by a single capital letter such as X or Y.
There are two types of random variables.
- Discrete random variable: These type of random variable takes finite number of values, such as 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, ... For example, number of girl child in a neighborhood.
- Continuous random variable: These type of random variables takes infinite number of possible values. For example, the height, weight.
(1)
Exact weight of quarters now in circulation in the United States.
The variable weight is a continuous variable.
Thus, the exact weight of quarters now in circulation in the United States is a continuous random variable.
(2)
Shoe sizes of humans.
The shoe size of a person are discrete and finite values.
Thus, the shoe sizes of humans are discrete random variables.
(3)
Political party affiliations of adults in the United States.
This variable is not a quantitative variable.
It is a qualitative variable.
Thus, the political party affiliations of adults in the United States is no random variable.
Heyyy....I’m still confused. Nah jk but thx for the points lol
Answer:
x= 3 inch should be turned up on each side
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the height of trough be x.
Width of trough be 12 - 2x.
and length of trough = 120 inch
Volume of trough, V = L×W×H = 120 × (12-2x) × x = 120x(12 - 2x)
For maximum volume, we find V' = 0
i.e 1440 -480x = 0
or x = 
or x= 3
Hence x= 3 inch should be turned up on each side
Given that the number of years should be represented with x, the number of fish in the pond after x years should best be represented with f(x). The equation that would best show the given scenario in the problem above is,
f(x) = 500(2^x)
From the given, 500 is used as the initial population of the fish.
If you need an equation it is -3.4x=21.5
You simply divide both sides by -3.4 to get x=-6.32
if that's not right then just get on a calculator and calculate by doing what I said to divide
