<em>a(n) = 3/5</em>
I'm sorry if this is not what you're expecting. But that equation says that
the value of the term doesn't depend on where it is in the sequence ...
on 'n' .
Every term is the same number. No matter what 'n' may be, the value of
a(n) is always 3/5.
The first five, fifty, five hundred, or five thousand terms are all 3/5 .
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
5(3g-2)+8=58
5(3g-2)=58-8
5(3g-2)=50
3g-2=50/5
3g-2=10
3g=10+2
3g=12
g=12/3
g=4
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7x-(4x-15)=13
7x-4x-(-15)=13
3x+15=13
3x=13-15
3x=-2
x=-2/3
35ft I used my calculator. To find volume multiple L•W•H
Answer:
First one.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
See explanation.
Step-by-step explanation:
We are looking at a geometric distribution.
The probability of selecting a brown peanut is .12 = p
The probability of not selecting a brown peanut is .88 = q
The probability mass function is p(y) = (.88)^(y-1) * (.12)
a) p(7) = (.88)^6 * .12 = .0557
b) p(7 <= y <= 8) = p(7) + p(8)
= .0557 + (.88)^7 * .12 = .1048
c) p(y <= 7) = p(0) + p(1) + ... + p(7)
= .12 + (.88)^1 * .12 + (.88)^2 * .12 + ... + (.88)^6 * .12 = .4713
d) The expect value is 1/p. So, 1/(.12) = 8.33 M&M's