First on is linear, second is exponential, third is exponential and the last is linear
All problems that are linear increase by a constant rate, ones that increase exponentially increase by a percentage or decimal
Answer:
p=0.25
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that a club can select one member to attend a conference. All of the club officers want to attend. There are a total of four officers, and their designated positions within the club are President (P), Vice dash President (Upper V )comma Secretary (Upper S )comma nbspand Treasurer (Upper T ).
Sample space would be
a){ {P}, {V}, {S} {T}} is the sample space with notations standing for as given in the question
b) Each sample is equally likely. Hence we have equal chances for selecting any one out of the four.
If probability of selecting a particular sample of size I is p, the by total probability axiom we have
\begin{gathered}4p =1\\p =0.25\end{gathered}
4p=1
Answer- 2 hours
6.50+3= 9.50
9.50•3= 28.5
54.50-28.50= 26
26/2= 13
13/ 6.50= 2
