Answer:
The probability that the hail storm will happen on a Saturday is 0.1667.
Step-by-step explanation:
The month of June started on Friday.
Then June 2 is a Saturday.
Remaining 28 days.
Each week has 7 days.
There will be 4 full weeks for the month of June.
So there will be 4 more Saturdays.
Thus, there are a total of 5 Saturdays in the month of June.
Compute the probability that the hail storm will happen on a Saturday as follows:
Thus, the probability that the hail storm will happen on a Saturday is 0.1667.
Answer:
No
Step-by-step explanation:
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It is not linear because it has the x variable to the second power which makes the line bend and turns into a parabola. A linear line would have the x to the first power or just x.
Answer: No
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33/3=11
There are 11 students per class.
Answer:
Each of these equations solves as 1, because each one of them is an instance of the same expression being divided by itself.
This will <em>always</em> give you a value of 1, as long as the denominator does not end up with a zero value.
Take for instance the third question:
This stands true with all three questions.
HOWEVER
I say this assuming that the 5 following the first brackets in the first question is meant to be an exponent, and not a multiple. Given that the norm is to make any numeric multiples precede the brackets, I assume it is an exponent. and we're good.
It's not using superscript though, which could mean that they want it multiplied by five instead of raised to the power of.
If that's case, we can solve it the same way we solved question 20. If the bases are the same, then when multiplying or dividing the terms, you can simply add or subtract the exponents respectively:
Again, this is probably not the correct answer for question 18, as that 5 is almost guaranteed to be meant as an exponent. If it is instead a coefficient though, then this would be the answer to it.
This is one that most people can figure out.
