f(x) = 4^(x − 1) + 2
f (1)=3 f (2)=6
avarage rate=[ f (1) - f (2)]/(2-1)
=(6-3)/1
=3//
Typical bone is made up of D.
Question B Would Either Be 99 Or -99 But Im Positive That Its 99.
Answer:
A cage holds 6 black cats and 9 white cats, if two cats escape what is the probability of both cats being white?
Step-by-step explanation:
This involves two events, each with their own probability. Because both the first AND the second have to happen for this problem, you will MULTIPLY the wo individual probabilities.
Total cats = 15, White cats = 9
Probability first escaped cat is white = 9/15
One white cat has now escaped, so we now have Total cats = 14, White cats = 8
Probability second escaped cat is white = 8/14
Now MULTIPLY because this is an AND probability problem. (9/15)(8/14) = 72/210 = 12/35
60 was chosen because it's the smallest round number divisible by<span> the first six counting numbers. Not only that, but it is also divisible by 10, 12, 15, 20 and 30, all being numbers important for calculating time.</span>
