Jorge invested $28,000 into two accounts. The amount he put in his money market account was $2,000 less than twice what he put i
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- according to the above x²-2x-15 divided by the number below x-3 first I cancel out the x
- the we solve the next x-5 divided by x²-9 then as usual rule out the x
- now we only have x-2x-15 divided by-3 divided by-5÷x-9 now our next step is to again single the equations out
- now the next -5 divided by x-9 here there's nothing to rule out therefore the sign "÷" is changed to "×" cancel out the -5 and therefore we have
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0.648
No, that is not an unusually low number of correct guesses.
Step-by-step explanation:
Suppose you take a 15 question True or False quiz and you guess on every problem. You only get 3 correct. Then
- correct;
- o\incorrect.
The probability of getting 3 or fewer correct guesses is
Using the criteria that a number 3 is unusually low if P(3 or fewer) ≤ 0.05, we can state that 3 is not an unusually low number of correct guesses.