Ratio can be rate but rate can never be ratio
This is obvious, 2/10 is less than one
10/6 is more than 1 so
2/10<1<10/6
therfor 2/10 is less
the legit way to do it is
convert bottom numbers to same number
number is 30
2/10 times 3/3=6/10
10/6 times 5/5=50/30
6/10<50/30
The domain of the function is the range of values of x that can be used to be replaced in the equation for it to become true. We are given that the value of f(x) should range only from -1 to 3. We evaluate each of the choices and see if the values of f(x) will fall within the range.
(a) -12; f(x) = 2^(-12) - 10 = -9.9999 (NOT AN ANSWER)
(b) -10; f(x) = 2^(-10) - 10 = -9.999 (NOT AN ANSWER)
(c) -9; f(x) = 2^(-9) - 10 = -9.999 (NOT AN ANSWER)
(d) -6; f(x) = 2^(-6) - 10 = -9.98 (NOT AN ANSWER)
(e) -2; f(x) = 2^(-2) - 10 = -9.75 (NOT AN ANSWER)
Hence, none of the choices will allow the value of f(x) to fall between -1 and 3.
Answer: 4
Step-by-step explanation: I don't think you are in 1st grade but if you are here you go.
Answer:
2.65
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply each payout by its probability, then add those products.
See the attached image.
The first column has the payouts. The second column has the probabilities. The third column has the results of multiplying a payout by its probability.
The sum of the entries in the third column is 2.65
