Answer:
A. It Increases
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the expression:
1+3f
When f=1, 1+3f=1+3(1)=1+3=4
When f=2, 1+3f=1+3(2)=1+6=7
When f=3, 1+3f=1+3(3)=1+9=10
We can see that the value of the given expression for each successive term increases and in fact form the sequence
4,7,10,...
Therefore, when f increases, 1+3f increases.
No offense but this is really easy all you do is substitution
(2+3)= 5
<span>6x+7=6
Subtract both sides by 7
</span>6x+7-7=6-7
6x=-1
Divide both sides by 6 to isolate x
6x/6=-1/6
x=-1/6
The statement is True, Monte Carlo simulation generate many outcomes that are organized into a frequency distribution.
Monte Carlo simulation
- When the possibility of random variables is available, a Monte Carlo simulation is a model that is used to forecast the likelihood of a variety of events. Monte Carlo simulations assist in illuminating how risk and uncertainty affect forecasting and prediction models
- The potential accuracy of a Monte Carlo simulation is roughly 4%, which is still higher than the 1% accuracy stated by SAMPLE, even for a random function with a 3 error factor.
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