(dy/dx) has a very similar meaning to delta(y)/delta(x), that is, the ratio of change in Y to a correspondent change in a variable X. The neat thing though, is that for (dy/dx) this analysis is made for variations of X, that is, for delta(x)'s, that are arbitrarily close to 0 (but are NOT 0) and can, therefore, offer us a rate of change in Y in face of a change in X at ANY given point of analysis, instead of an average over a time period as is the case for delta(y)/delta(x).
Answer:
C. 504
Step-by-step explanation:
Got it correct on the assignment
6/10
0.6
60 cents
17/100
0.17
17 cents
49/100
0.49
49 cents
92/100
0.92
92 cents
Answer:
a) The probability that 71 of 150 will prefer boy child is 71/150 or 0.47
b) The result contradicts the poll actual percentage is 47.33% which is 3.33% more than the poll predicted
Step-by-step explanation:
If 71 out of 150 prefer boy child
The probability that the 71 will prefer boy child is
= 71/150
The actual percentage is
(71/150)*100%
= 47.33%
This contradicts the poll as this is more than the poll predicted. That means Less than 71 of 150 actually preferred boy child.
Answer: The consultant earn $50 each hour.
Explanation:
It is given that for 4 hours of work, the consultant charges $400. For 5 hours of work, she charges $450. The amount that a consultant charges for her work can be modeled using a linear function.
If the linear function represents the amount earn by consultant in hours the the coordinates can be written as (4, 400) and (5, 450).
If we want to find how much money does the consultant earn each hour, so first we have to find the slope of linear function which passing through two points (4, 400) and (5, 450).




In the linear function the slope show the earning of consultant per hour, therefore consultant earn $50 each hour.