Because it is normally set to only find real roots, not complex roots
if you are smart, you can use the factor function and use your head to find those roots
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Answer: 4/9
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability that annie picks a duck Pt= the probability of picking a duck without accounting for the added one (Po)+ probability of picking the added bird and it's a duck(Pi)
Pt = Po+Pi
Since the total number of birds in the right pond is 10 after the addition of one by john
Po= 4/10
Pi= the of john adding a duck × the probability of annie picking the added bird
Pi= 4/9 × 1/10
Pi = 4/90
Pt= 4/10 + 4/90
Pt = (36+4)/90
Pt=40/90
Pt= 4/9
(This implies that the probability of picking a duck remain the same even after the addition of one bird from the left ponds because they both have equal proportions of duck and geese i.e the initial number of duck and geese in both right and left ponds are 4 and 5 respectively)
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Use the compound-interest formula:
Where:
FV=Future value or the ending amount
PV=Present value or the initial amount=750
n=Number of compoundings in any one year=2
t=Total number of years=4
r=interest rate=0.0425
Now, replacing the data in the equation:
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