A functions is discontinuous if it has stuff like holes, jumps, or vertical asymptotic. In addition, it's continuous if it stays in a line the whole time (it doesn't have to be straight or anything!)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
p = .3
n = 150
p(bar ) = 1 - p = .7


=.037
b )
P ( .2 <p<.4 ) = P [ (.2 - .3) / .037 < z < ( .4 - .3 ) / .037 ]
= P [ (-2.7 < z < +2.7 ]
= .9965-.0035
= .993
c )
P ( .25 <p<.35 ) = P [ (.25 - .3) / .037 < z < ( .35 - .3 ) / .037 ]
= P [ (-1.35 < z < +1.35 ]
= .9115 - .0885
= .823
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Sin(30o) = 0.5 or 1/2
Sin(60o) = sqrt(3)/2
So the statement is false
Answer:
1.) -4
2.) 3
3.) 4
If you need a little extra help knowing what to do with these problems, you should draw a number line that includes negative and positive numbers. You can count along the number line. It's a good visual aid.