Answer:
f( g(x)) = 18 *x*x + 6
g( f(x)) = 6xx + 18
Step-by-step explanation:
we want f (g(x)) and g( f(x))
f = 2xx + 6 g = 3x
f( g(x)) = 2 *(3x)*(3x) + 6 = 18 *x*x + 6
g( f(x)) = 3*(2 xx + 6 ) = 6xx + 18
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The experimental probability of choosing Grace is 13.6% (17/125*100)
The theoretical probability of choosing Grace is 16.67% (1/6)
Each probability would change because they depend on the data set so if the data set changes, that means the probability will also change depending on the amount it changes.
The answer to your question is the last option because the total of the whole table is 1.0. And, mathematically speaking, y cannot possibly be 1.0 if the tables values all add up to 1.0
We assume that we need to simplify the expression in two different ways.
Answer:
One way: Raise both, the numerator and denominator, to the third power, and then simplify the expression.
Second way: Simplify the terms inside parentheses, and then raise the result to the third power.
The result of both ways is the same: 
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>One way</em>
Raise both, the numerator and denominator, to the third power, and then simplify the expression:





This is the first simplification.
<em>Second way</em>
Simplify the terms inside parentheses, and then raise the result to the third power.






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