√(1/121) = √1 / √121 = 1 / 11 = <em>11⁻¹</em>
Answer:
Suppose a crew at an unloading dock can unload 3 trucks per hour and have already unloaded 17 trucks. Which equation can be used to model the number of trucks the crew unloads after h hours?
A. y = 3h = 17
B. y = 3h + 17
C. y = 17h – 3
<u>D. y = 17h + 3</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The probability that exactly 19 of them are strikes is 0.1504
Step-by-step explanation:
The binomial probability parameters given are;
The probability that the pitcher throwing a strike, p = 0.675
The probability that the pitcher throwing a ball. q = 0.325
The binomial probability is given as follows;
Where:
x = Required probability
Therefore, the probability that the pitcher throws 19 strikes out of 29 pitches is found as follows;
The probability that exactly 19 of them are strikes is given as follows;
Hence the probability that exactly 19 of them are strikes = 0.1504
Answer:
(20a+108)/15
Step-by-step explanation:
First find LCM of the denominators. U will find it to be 15
Then calculate the number like this.
[(14a)×1/15×1]+[(2a+36)×3/5]
[(14a/15)]+[(6a+108)/15
(14a+6a+108)/15
(20a+108)/15
Answer:
for the third one 2/5 for the fourth one 3/5
Step-by-step explanation:
For the first one, I put 10/25 as a fraction and found the least common multiple, which is 5. I then simplified, and got 2/5.
For the second one, I chose 3/5 because there are 3 friends whose names end in a, and 5 friends whose names do not end in a. My theory was that I took the friends and divided them into 2 groups by most common.
hope this helps if it doesn't I will correct myself :)
