The graph shows two lines, A and B. How many solutions are there for a pair of equations for lines A and B? Explain your answer.
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Answer:
There is only 1 solution
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Lines A and B
Required
The number of solution for a pair of A and B
From the graph, lines A and B have only one point of intersection.
This point of intersection represents the solution
Since, there is only 1 point, there is only one solution.
And the solution is:
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Answer:
- 0.0374
- 0.0010
Step-by-step explanation:
number of cards = 52
number of queen = 4
number of spades = 13
A) probability that the tenth card is a queen
drawn time (r) = 1
position of success(x) = 10th
p = 4/52
P( x,r,p) =
p(10,1,4/52) = 9C0(4/52)^1 * (48/52)^9 = 0.0374
B) probability the twentieth card is a spade
x = 20
r = 1
p = 13 / 52
P(20,1,26/52) = 19C0(26/52)^1 * (26/52)^19 = 0.0010
c) The last five cards been spades
p(last five cards been spades )
p(48..52, 5, 13/52 ) = 47...52C4(13/52)^5 * (39/52)^48..52 - 5