Step-by-step explanation:
Im in the same boat. If you Uninstall and reinstall it you get more of the thingys to ask questions. (I learned that today)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Probability of finding oil at site 1 is 0.30
Probability of finding oil at site 2 is 0.15
Probability of finding oil at site 3 is 0.20
Probability of Finding oil at all three sites
i.e. oil is present in all three sites simultaneously
Probability of not finding oil at any of these sites
Complement of Finding oil at all three sites is equivalent to not finding the oil at all three sites
i.e. 
Complement of not finding oil at any of the sites is equivalent to probability of finding oil at any of the given sites
or
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Answer:
the answer is c=4.4
Step-by-step explanation:
use books
If we want to find when the population of species A will be equal to the population of species B, we need to see when the two equations for the population of each species are equal, ie. equate them and solve for t. Thus:
2000e^(0.05t) = 5000e^(0.02t)
(2/5)e^(0.05t) = e^(0.02t) (Divide each side by 5000)
2/5 = e^(0.02t) / e^(0.05t) (Divide each side by e^(0.05t))
2/5 = e^(-0.03t) (use: e^a / e^b = e^(a - b))
ln(2/5) = -0.03t (use: if b = a^c, then loga(b) = c )
t = ln(2/5) / -0.03 (Divide each side by -0.03)
= 30.54 (to two decimal places)
Therefor, the population of species A will be equal to the population of species B after 30.54 years.
I wasn't entirely sure about the rounding requirements so I've left it rounded to two decimal places.
I feel like I just solved this one. its -1 isn't it?
