Y = 3x + 1
Because,
slope intercept form is y=mx+b
Where y is the y values, m is slope, x is x values, and b is y-intercept
First, to find the slope use rise/run, so rise (from 10 to 13) is 3 and run is (from 3 to 4) is 1, 3/1=3
Next to find y-intercept plug in the slope and some x and y values,
10=3(3)+b
10=9+b
1=b
So then the equation is y=3x+1 you can check by plugging stuff in and also I graphed it so I’ll add a picture
This is my first time answering questions so if I got something wrong ask or something hope this helps :)
A) 0.9803; 0.4803
B) 32
We calculate the z-score for this problem by using the formula:
Using our formula, we have:
Using a z-table (http://www.z-table.com) we see that the area to the left of, less than, this score is 0.9803.
To find the probability it is between the mean and this, we subtract the probability associated with the mean (0.5) from this:
0.9803 - 0.5 = 0.4803.
To find B, we first find the z-score for this. Using a z-table (http://www.z-table.com) we see that the closest z-score would be 2.33. We then set up our equation as
Multiplying both sides by 0.85 we have
2.33(0.85) = 0.35√n
1.9805 = 0.35√n
Divide both sides by 0.35:
1.9805/0.35 = √n
Square both sides:
(1.9805/0.35)² = n
32 ≈ n
Answer:
your answer is A
Step-by-step explanation:
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Step-by-step explanation:
3 times x and - 4 and 5 times 3x and 5 easy man
Answer:
336
Step-by-step explanation:
To define whether we use permutations or combinations we must define whether or not the order in which we arrange the results matters. If the order matters we use permutations and if the order doesn't matter we use combinations.
In this case, since we are talking about the first places in a competition, order definitely does matter, so we use permutations. Also in permutations it must be indicated if repetition is allowed, in this case not because the same person cannot be in more than one place.
We use the following formula:
where in this case n is the numer of swimmers and r is the number of places we are considering (1st 2nd and 3rd), which is 3 places.
n = 8
and
r = 3
thus the number of permutations is given bt:
the answer is that there are 336 ways in which the swimmers can finish in first second and third place
