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Recall that:
can be rewritten as:

Use the equation for the derivative of a log expression:

Substitute in the values in the expression:

If the original experiment trial was 100 draws the
A. True - Experimental probability of drawing a club is 32%
B. True - Theoretical probability of drawing a diamond is 25%
C. True - Experimental probability of drawing a spade 90 times out of 500 trials
Answer:
5+1.2=6.2
Step-by-step explanation:
The number of partial products Alan will have when he multiplies a 4-digit number by 36 is; 8 partial products.
First, we must establish that a 4-digit number will have 4 place values namely;
- Thousands
- Hundreds
- Tens
- Ones.
And since, 36 has 2 place values;
We can conclude that the number of partial products that Alan wil have is; 2× 4 = 8.
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I believe the answer should be 28.