Base on my research there are ways to get the number of roots. If you are looking for negative roots and even the positive one has their own ways. But in this problem, we just need to determine the total number of roots of a polynomial. In determining the total number of roots, you just need to find the degree of the polynomial function. The degree refers to the highest exponent of the polynomial. Therefore, in the function given, 6 is the degree of the polynomial function. The total number of roots is 6.
Answer:
50% Of a box of fruit loops
Step-by-step explanation:
50% means 1/2
1/2 is more than 1/3
1/2 is 1/6 more than 1/3
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It should be noted that the mean and the standard deviation of the data given in will be 4.26 and 1.1011 respectively.
<h3>How to solve
the mean.</h3>
From the complete information, the mean will be calculated as:
= (0.02 × 1) + (0.09 × 2) + (0.12 × 3) + (0.15 × 4) + (0.62 × 5)
E(X) = 4.26
The standard deviation will be calculated thus:
E(X²) = (0.02 × 1²) + (0.09 × 2²) + (0.12 × 3²) + (0.15 × 4²) + (0.62 × 5²)
E(X²) = 19.36
The standard deviation will then be the difference between the square root of 19.36 and 4.26². This will be 1.1011.
The expected profit of the company will be:
= 0.75 × E(X)
= 0.75 × 4.26
= $3.20
The mean of the total number of binders purchased will be:
= 4.26 + 2.74 = 7
The standard deviation will be 1.6658.
Lastly, the total expected profit will be:
= 0.75E(X) + 1.45E(Y)
= 0.75(4.26) + 1.45(2.74)
= 3.195 + 3.973
= 71.68
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Answer:
2nd option.
Step-by-step explanation:
3(8 - 4x) < 6(x - 5)
24 - 12x < 6x - 30
-12x - 6x < -30 - 24
-18x < -54
x > 3
Answer:
Water is stored in the following places: The lithosphere (the solid outer crust and upper mantle). In oceanic crust it is stored within the rock structure which it is composed of and in continental crust it is also found in rocks, minerals, and also in clay and as groundwater.
I say the lithosphere.
Step-by-step explanation:
or it can be
But new research suggests a different origin for the oceans: they simply seeped out of the center of the Earth. The finding, published in Science, suggests that a reservoir of water is hidden in the Earth's mantle, more than 400 miles below the surface.
