Answer:
Probability at least one car will get punctured: 0.39347
Step-by-step explanation:
B(10,000 , 0.00005)
P(X ≥ 1) = 1 - P(X = 0)
= 1 - (1 - 0.00005)^10,000
= 1 - (0.99995)^10,000
= 1 - 0.60652...
= 0.39347 (probability that at least one car will get punctured)
As you can tell P(X ≥ 1) as we have to solve for the probability that at least one car will get punctured. That is of course 1 - [ P(X = 0) ].
5+7-4=6
6-4=2
I’ve created two equations with no solution
There are many ways to solve simultaneous linear equations. One of my favorite for finding integer solutions is graphing. The attached graph shows the solution to be ...
... (x, y) = (4, 7)
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You can also use Cramer's Rule, or the Vedic math variation of it, which tells you the solution to

is given by

Here, that means
... x = (9·67-5·75)/(9·8-5·3) = 228/57 = 4
... y = (75·8-67·3)/57 = 399/57 = 7
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A (graphing) calculator greatly facilitates either of these approaches.
Triangle ABC has vertices at A(3, 8) , B(11, 8) , and C(9, 12) . Triangle FGH has vertices at F(1, 3) , G(9, 3) , and H(7, 7) .
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Hmm, (x,y)
x is horizontal or left right
y is vertical or up down
so
we see that A to F is move left 2 and down 5
B to G is left 2 and down 5
C to H is left 2 and down 5
so translatete ABC left 2 and down 5 and
translate FGH right 2 and up 5
not 1st option
2nd works
3rd works
4th is false
2nd and 3rd
<span>A) First function, y varies directly with x.
1) function: y = (3/4)x
2) graph: it is a straight line that passes through the origin and has slope 3/4. The slope means that the rate of change of the function is 3 units per every 4 units the x-value incresase or, what is the same 0.75 units per incresase unit of x - value.
3) real world example
A recipe of a cake instructs to use 3 cups of sugar for every 4 cups of flour. So, how much flour you need if you have 12 cups of sugar?
y = (3/4)x , so if x = 3, y = (3/4)*12 = 3*12/4 = 9.
So, given that the variation is direct you multiply the number of cups of sugar times the constant rate, 3/4, to get the number of cups of flour in relation with the given amount of sugar.
B) The second function: y varies inversely with x.
Inverse variation => y*x = constant or y = constant / x.
Tnat means that if x increase y will decrease in the same factor that x increases.
1) function: y = 12 / x
2) graph: the form of this graph is called hyperbola, it is a decreasing line from left to right. It has two asymptotes, the y-axis (x =0) and the x-axis (y = 0). That means that x and y can never be zero.
As the x-value approaches 0, the y value approaches positive or negative infinity; as the y-values approaches 0 the x-values approaches to positive or negative infinity.
If you take the positive values, the graph is a decreasing curve in the first quadrant (x and y are positive).
If you take the negative values, the graphs is a decreasing curve in the third quadrant (x and y are negative)
3) real world example.
The relatioship between velocity and time in a uniform motion.
If the distance run by an object is constant, as the velocity increases the time decreases in the same factor.
Suppse a distant of 100 km between cities A and B.
How long will it take to travel from A to B at 50 km/ h and 25 km/h ?:
100 km = velocity * time
at 50 km/h: 100 km = 50 km/h * t => t = [100 km ] / [50 km/h] = 2 hours
at 25 km/h: 100 kg = 25 km/h * t => t = [ 100 km ] / [25 km/h] = 4 hours.
C) Third case, the relationship between
x and y should is neither inverse variation nor direct variation.
Of course, there are infinite type of functions that are neither inverse variation nor direct variation: linear (that do not passe through the origin), quadratic, exponential, logarithmical, trigonometric sine, ...
1) example of function: y = 30 + 2x
2) graph: it is a straigh line with y-intercept 30 and slope 2.
3) real world example:
The cost of producing chairs consists of 30 dollars of rent for the facility plus 2 dollar to produce each chair, so the total cost y is 30 + 2x.
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