Yes, we need the sisters age to find it the answer, not trying to be rude we just need the sisters age.
The rate of change is 8/6.
Answer:
A. Z = 2 + N13
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's solve your equation step-by-step.
0=z2+4z−9
Step 1: Subtract z^2+4z-9 from both sides.
0−(z2+4z−9)=z2+4z−9−(z2+4z−9)
−z2−4z+9=0
For this equation: a=-1, b=-4, c=9
−1z2+−4z+9=0
Step 2: Use quadratic formula with a=-1, b=-4, c=9.
z=
−b±√b2−4ac
2a
z=
−(−4)±√(−4)2−4(−1)(9)
2(−1)
z=
4±√52
−2
z=−2−√13 or z=−2+√13
ince the problem is only asking for 4 years, we can just calculated it out year by year. Recall the formula for compounding interest: A = P(1+r)n, where A is the total amount, P is the principle (amount you start with), r is the interest rate per period of time, and n is the number of periods (in this case, r is annual interest rate, so n is number of years). At the beginning (Year 0), Lou starts off with 10000: A = 10000 At the end of Year 1, Lou earned interest on that amount, plus he has deposited another 5000: A = 10000(1.08) + 5000 End of Year 2, Lou's interest from the year 0 amount has compounded, he has started earning interest on the amount deposited last year, and he deposits another 5000: A = 10000(1.08)2 + 5000(1.08) + 5000 End of Year 3, same idea. Lou has earned compounding interest on all existing deposits, and deposits another 5000: A = 10000(1.08)3 + 5000(1.08)2 + 5000(1.08) + 5000 End of Year 4, same idea: A = 10000(1.08)4 + 5000(1.08)3 + 5000(1.08)2 + 5000(1.08) + 5000 = 36135.45
Answer: The predicted number of penalty kicks = 12
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : The experimental probability of her making a penalty kick in soccer is 3/10 or 30%.
So, the proportion of penalty kicks she make = 0.3
Out of 40 penalty kicks, the predicted number of penalty kicks = 0.3 x 40
= 12
Hence, the predicted number of penalty kicks = 12
