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Answer:
Gareth has a deck of cards with 12 challenge cards and 8 prize cards.
=> The probability he selects a prize card: P = 8/(12 + 8) = 8/20 = 0.4
Gareth is going to randomly select a card from the deck 148 times, replacing the card and shuffling the deck after each selection .
=>The randomness is kept same for all selecting times
Then the best prediction for the number of times Gareth will select a prize card:
=> N = 0.4 x 148 = 59.2 = 59 times
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I thought it was -4 I calculated it and that’s what I got?¿
Use the equation of midpoint (p is point)
Xp=Xa+Xb/2
4-2/2
2/2=1
Yp=Ya+Yb/2
9/2=4.5
So point (1,4.5)
Answer:
The correct pair of functions is the third one: h(x)=(x−24)^2 and g(x)=x2
Step-by-step explanation:
Example: If we have q(x) = x^2 and its graph, moving the vertex of this graph 24 units to the right results in r(x) = (x - 24)^2.
The correct pair of functions is the third one: h(x)=(x−24)^2 and g(x)=x2
Note: the fourth pair is incorrect, because the " + " sign moves the graph of x^2 24 units to the left.
