Step by step the answer to this problem is true
Kris has 24 points and Julio has 12 points. I kept on trying different numbers until I got 12. Next, I multiplied 12 by 2 and it equaled 24. Finally, I added 24+12 which equaled 36. This is how I knew that Julio has 12 points and Kris has 24 points.
Either 0 or any positive whole number less than 9
So the possibilities are: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Anything larger will wrap around. For example, 12/9 = 1 remainder 3. If you had 12 cookies and 9 friends, then each person gets 1 cookie and there are 3 left over.
Answer: C
The value n represents the number of trials in the binomial distribution. As you increase the number of n, you are increasing the number of bars that would be in your distribution. In effect, you are making it look more and more like a simple bell curve as you increase the number of bars, because they are getting closer together.
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