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Answer:
9/10
Step-by-step explanation:
(1 1/10) - 1/5 = (1 1/10) -2/10 = 1 + (1/10 -2/10) = 1 -1/10 = 9/10
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1.1 -0.2 = 0.9 = 9/10
Answer:
At least 13 chocolates must be removed
Step-by-step explanation:
If there are three flavors, the probability of drawing 1 would be: 1
1/3 = 0.333
Which means, that every 3 attempts, theoretically you should do 1 of each, but how they ask for 5 chocolates of each would be:
3 * 5 = 15
At least 15 chocolates must be extracted to theoretically guarantee 5 chocolates each, but how we are interested in knowing is that a single flavor has 5 chocolates, so we discard the last two chocolates that represent the other two flavors
Therefore, for there to be safely 5 chocolates of the same flavor, at least 13 chocolates must be removed.
5 i have no idea
6 -f
7 2f
8 0
Let y = f(x)
Let cr = cube root for short
y = cr{3x} + 2
Switch x and y.
x = cr{3y} + 2
Solve for y.
x - 2 = cr{3y}
Raise both sides to the 3rd power.
(x - 2)^3 = [cr{3y}]^3
(x - 2)^3 = 3y
[(x - 2)^3]/3 = y
Replace y with the inverse function notation
f^(-1) x.
f^(-1) x = [(x - 2)^3]/3
Choice b is the answer.
