I didn't get the same answers.
In this problem, 25 is your constant (the number of baby hats you already started out with).
26 will be affected by your variable, d, the number of days. With each day that passes, 26 more hats will be knit, so the expression 26d can be used.
Set h equal to the constant + hats made per day to create an expression that you can use to solve for h:
h = 26d + 25
Now, just plug the numbers in for d to get h:
When d = 2, h = 26d + 25 = 26(2) + 25 = 77
When d = 4, h = 26d + 25 = 26(4) + 25 = 129
When d = 7, h = 26d + 25 = 26(7) + 25 = 207
When d = 9, h = 26d + 25 = 26(9) + 25 = 259
Your answers should be:
77
129
207
259
The question given is incomplete, I googled and got the complete question as below:
You are a waterman daily plying the waters of Chesapeake Bay for blue crabs (Callinectes sapidus), the best-tasting crustacean in the world. Crab populations and commercial catch rates are highly variable, but the fishery is under constant pressure from over-fishing, habitat destruction, and pollution. These days, you tend to pull crab pots containing an average of 2.4 crabs per pot. Given that you are economically challenged as most commercial fishermen are, and have an expensive boat to pay off, you’re always interested in projecting your income for the day. At the end of one day, you calculate that you’ll need 7 legal-sized crabs in your last pot in order to break even for the day. Use these data to address the following questions. Show your work.
a. What is the probability that your last pot will have the necessary 7 crabs?
b. What is the probability that your last pot will be empty?
Answer:
a. Probability = 0.0083
b. Probability = 0.0907
Step-by-step explanation:
This is Poisson distribution with parameter λ=2.4
a)
The probability that your last pot will have the necessary 7 crabs is calculated below:
P(X=7)= {e-2.4*2.47/7!} = 0.0083
b)
The probability that your last pot will be empty is calculated as:
P(X=0)= {e-2.4*2.40/0!} = 0.0907
Answer:
Liquid R has a mass of of 1 kg at a temperature of 30°c kept in a refrigerator to freeze . Given the specific heat capacity is 300 J kg-¹ °c-1 and the freezing point is 4°c . Calculate the heat release by liquid R.
Step-by-step explanation:
Liquid R has a mass of of 1 kg at a temperature of 30°c kept in a refrigerator to freeze . Given the specific heat capacity is 300 J kg-¹ °c-1 and the freezing point is 4°c . Calculate the heat release by liquid R.
If you mean what I think you mean then I think it is
7/12, 5/6, and then 0.75
I could be wrong though but I hope I am right good luck
Answer: -116
Step-by-step explanation: Since negative numbers are involved, the best way to solve this is add 95 and POSITIVE 21. This gives you 116. Since you move from a positive to a negative, the 116 needs to be negative