Step-by-step explanation:
You can't expect to get exactly 2500 out of 5000 tosses more than a few times . You will come pretty close, but that's only good in horseshoes.
Of course I'm answering this on the basis of a computer language and not actually performinig this a million tmes, each part of a million consisting of 5000 tosses.
Simulations and not completely unbiased, but based on experience, 5000 is a very small number and getting 2500 more than a couple of times is unlikely
Answer:
(p - 8) / 2 = Maddie's pretzels
You must use the Order of Operations
Parentheses
Exponents
Multiply
Divide
Add
Subtract
If you didn't change the slope of the line, but you moved it
down 6 units on the graph, then its y-intercept would become
6 less. The equation of the new line would be ...
y = 1/3 x - 16 .
Based on the emperical rule
the distribution will be as follows
btwn 80 n 85 on the test - 34%
btwn 80 n 95 on the test - 82%
below 85 on the test - 50%
<span>above an 80 on the test - 84%</span>
