The answer is TRUE
There are only two possible outcomes
- Tomorrow it rains.
- Tomorrow it does not rain.
Thus the probability of one outcome dictates the probability of the other.
For example, imagine that
<em>P(It will rain tomorrow) = 1 </em><em> </em>(This means that you are 100% sure it will rain)
Then you can assure that
<em>P(It will rain tomorrow) = 1 - P(It will not rain tomorrow)</em>
<em>P(It will not rain tomorrow) = 0</em>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Some situtations at the supermarket and other daily activities you would need a polynomial equation with an exponent of 3 or higher. The graph looks more like an S than a U. With a variable as a denominator it looks like two slopes that are opposite of each other. With a variable as an exponent its either a straight line or a weird curve that starts on the y axis before dipping down a bit and curving up.
Answer:
Yes, i do belive this is correct
I think it is 1 I am not sure tho
Answer:
1.) 6
2.)6
3,)4
Step-by-step explanation:
I think these are the gcf of the numbers
