So, The discontinuity would be at 1, since plugging in one for x would yield a zero in the denominator (It would be a non-removable one).
End Behavior:
(Zero is a the horizontal asymptope)
Answer:
4 times.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given that Kendall flips a weighted coin 8 times and gets 2 tails. We are asked to find the number of tails that Kendall should expect to come up in next 16 flips.
Let us find find probability of getting tails.
Upon substituting the probability, we will get:
Therefore, Kendall should expect to come up tails 4 times of the next 16 flips.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Your bill is $62.50
$62.50 * .06 = $3.75 (this is your sales tax added)
So your total is up to: $66.25
Adding the tip the same way using $66.25 *.18 = $11.93
Tip would be $11.93
Total coming to: $78.17
hope this helps
A is usually true.
A convenience sample does not always represent the entire population and is not always random; therefore it does not always give reliable results. It does allow for people with stronger opinions to participate, however, so A is true.
Answer:
If the exam has 10 questions, the probability will be 0,0078
Step-by-step explanation:
To get the probability equally likely of having the question right we use the following formula
P=# of possibilities that meet the condition / #of equally likely possibilities.
Each question has the following probability of being right.
P=1/2
In this case, we considered 10 questions as the total exam. So, we have to get 7 questions right to pass the exam (70%).
To get the probability of several independent events occurring together, we just multiply the probability of the all the events.
P(passing the exam)=1/2*1/2*1/2*1/2*1/2*1/2*1/2=0,0078