Cameron is successful at beating his record since he only shot 9 over par on the last 4 holes.
To find this, first turn each score into a number. Over pars are positive and under pars are negative. This gives us the following expression.
+5 - 1 + 6 - 1 = + 9
Therefore, he stayed below the + 15 that he needed.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
The y-intercept is +4 for both lines, so only the third selection is appropriate. The lines appear to have a slope of magnitude less than 1, so ±1/2 seems about right.
(We expect at least one of the inequality symbols to include the "or equal to" case so there is no hole at x=0. Alas, it seems the third answer choice doesn't do that.)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:a = m + (p-1)*d
b = m + (q-1)*d
c = m + (r-1)*d
p(b-c) = p*(q-r)*d
q(c-a) = q*(r-p)*d
r(a-b) = r*(p-q)*d
p(b-c)+q(c-a)+r(a-b)
= p*(q-r)*d + q*(r-p)*d +r*(p-q)*d
= (pq-pr+qr-pq+rp-qr)*d
= 0*d = 0
So i prove p(b-c)+q(c-a)+r(a-b)=0 hope this is helpfull
9/20 is the probability that Bob's password consists of an odd single-digit number followed by a letter and a positive single-digit number
It is given that bob's password consists of a non-negative single-digit number followed by a letter and another non-negative single-digit number (which could be the same as the first one).
P (odd single digit number ) = ( 5 odd single digits / 10 non-negative single digits) = (5/10) = 1/2
P (positive single digit number ) = (9 positive single digits / 10 non-negative single digits) = 9/10
The total probability is (1/2) (9/10) = 9/20
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