I'll guess the answer is <em>you can tell that pi is an irrational because it has a </em>non-terminating yet non-repeating decimal representation.<em>
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Of course it's not clear how we tell this. We can't know for sure just by looking at the first trillion digits we've figured out whether it repeats or not. Someone told us it didn't, that's really how we know.
Answer:
By doubling each day
Step-by-step explanation:
Jay is increasing daily a fixed amount of pennies to his collection. That's an arithmetic series, because to obtain the next term you have to do an addition.
To get a geometric series or progression you have to find the next term through multiplication.
So, if he wants to convert his series into a geometric series, he'd have to double his contribution to his collection each day (as an example).
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that X is the number of months between successive payments
Cumulative distribution function of X is
a) PMF of x would be
b) 
Answer is B. 11. The square root is roughly 10.5, so you round up and get 11
