Answer:
Relative Frequency Method
Step-by-step explanation:
If I carry out an experiment involving 25 throws of a coin and I obtain 13 Heads(H), the Relative Frequency of obtaining Heads will be 13/25.
Now if I intend to find out approximately how many Heads will
occur in 300 throws, I simply use the result or experimentation data that I have.
This is done below:
Relative Frequency of Obtaining a Head= 13/25 =0.52
Number of Heads obtained in 300 throws
= Relative Frequency X Number of Trials
=0.52 X 300
=156
This is an example of how relative frequency method works.
Answer: B
Step-by-step explanation: The first X was 1. If you add 1 too the 1/2 in the equation, its 1 & 1/2. theres only one graph that has 1 & 1/2, and its B
F-1(x) = 8x - 24
You can get this by switching the x and f(x) and then solving for f(x)
f(x) = 3 + 1/8x ---> now switch them
x = 3 + 1/8f(x) ---> now subtract 3 from both sides
x - 3 = 1/8f(x) ---> now multiply both sides by 8
8x - 24 = f(x) ----> ANSWER
I think it’s 9+2 because it say sum
