Researchers for the University of Maryland Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering used stochastic dynamic programming
to determine optimal load estimates for electric power (Journal of Energy Engineering, Apr. 2004). One objective was to determine the probability that a supplier of electric power would reach or exceed a specific net profit goal for varied load estimates. All load estimates in the study yielded a probability of .92. Consider two different suppliers of electric power (Supplier A and Supplier B) acting independently. a. What is the probability that both suppliers reach their net profit goal? b. What is the probability that neither supplier reaches its net profit goal? c. What is the probability that either Supplier A or Supplier B reaches its net profit goal?
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Answer:
Option B) (7x+4)(7x+4) is correct
The product result in a perfect square trinomial is
Step-by-step explanation:
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which is a perfect square trinomial
A trinomial is a perfect square trinomial if it can be factored into a binomial multiplied to itself. In a perfect square trinomial, two terms will be perfect squares.
Option B) (7x+4)(7x+4) is correct
The product result in a perfect square trinomial is