Answer:
-3x - 5
Step-by-step explanation:
i feel like u are going to delete this but if this helped please don't delete it the answer is, Simon is correct because even though the input values are opposite in the reflected function, any real number can be an input.
The sample space (list of outcomes) is:
DFNR; DFRN; DRFN; DRNF; DNFR; DNRF;
NFDR; NFRD; NRFD; NRDF; NDRF; NDFR;
RFDN; RFND; RNFD; RNDF; RDFN; RDNF;
FRDN; FRND; FNRD; FNDR; FDRN; FDNR
P(Dave beside Natalie) = 1/2
P(B,G,B,G or G,B,G,B) = 1/3
P(boys in the middle) = 1/6
P(Frida beside Natalie) = 1/2
P(Robbie between Frida & Natalie) = 1/6
P(Natalie between Dave & Robbie) = 1/6
Explanation
Letting D=Dave, R=Robbie, N=Natalie, and F=Frida you get the list of possibilites above.
For P(Dave beside Natalie), look for DN or ND. This appears 12 times out of the 24 possibilities above; 12/24 = 1/2.
For P(B,G,B,G or G,B,G,B), we have the possibilities DFRN, DNRF, RFDN, RNDF, FRND, FDNR, NDFR, NRFD. There are 8 possibilites out of 24; 8/24 = 1/3.
For P(Frida beside Natalie), look for NF or FN. This appears 12 times out of the 24 possibilities; 12/24 = 1/2.
For Robbie between Frida and Natalie, look for FRN or NRF. This appears 4 times out of 24; 4/24 = 1/6.
For Natalie between Robbie and Dave, look for RND or DNR. This appears 4 times out of 24; 4/24 = 1/6.
Answer:
16
Step-by-step explanation:
10 · 4 = 40
640/40= 16
Answer:
i would say f(x) = (x-2)(x-3)(x+2) but i could be wrong its a confusing question the way it's worded
Step-by-step explanation:
and i'm sorry if i was wrong
