Y ~ Po (λ)
P(Y < 2) = P(Y ≤ 1) = 0.04
Plug into the pdf for Po(λ), and solve for λ
After that, use your answer to find P(Y > 5)
Answer:
7) Decay
8) Growth
9) Growth
10) Growth
Step-by-step explanation:
7) As <em>x </em>increases, <em>y </em>is decreasing because as you add more value to the exponent, 1/3 gets smaller and smaller.
8) As <em>x </em>increases, <em>y </em>is increasing because as you add more value to the exponent, 2 gets bigger and bigger.
9) As <em>x </em>increases, <em>y </em>is increasing because as you add more value to the exponent, 2 gets bigger and bigger.
10) As <em>x </em>increases, <em>y </em>is increasing because as you add more value to the exponent, 2 gets bigger and bigger.
Because if you have 14 items and add 29 more, you get 43...or you use a calculator
