Answers:
The next two terms are 67.5 and 101.25 in that order.
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Explanation:
Divide the second term over the first to get 30/20 = 1.5
Divide the third term over the second term to get 45/30 = 1.5
The common ratio is 1.5, which means we multiply 1.5 by each term to get the next term
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fourth term = 1.5*(third term) = 1.5*45 = 67.5
fifth term = 1.5*(fourth term) = 1.5*67.5 = 101.25
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As a shortcut you can plug n = 4 and n = 5 into the function t(n) = 20*(1.5)^(n-1) to get the fourth and fifth terms respectively.
Answer: The answer is x = 6 units.
Step-by-step explanation: Please refer to the attached diagram
The diagram in the question shows two triangles placed on each other and for convenience sake has been labelled ABDCE. Triangle ABC is a right angled triangle, and so is triangle ADE. From the marks on the lines, we can infer that line AD is equal in measurement to line DB. Also line AE is equal in measurement to line EC.
Therefore we can see the similarity in both triangles, if AD and AE equals DB and EC, then it follows that DE equals BC.
Hence if AD = DB and
AE = EC, and
DE = BC
Then, x - 3 = ½x
(½x can also be expressed as x/2)
x - 3 = x/2
By cross multiplication we now have
2(x - 3) = x
2x - 6 = x
By collecting like terms we now have
2x - x = 6
x = 6
Answer:
0.2752512
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula you are looking for is the binomial probability:
n!
P (X) = ------------ * (P)^X * (q)^n - X
(n- X)! X!
For your particular problem:
n=7
X=2
q = 1-p = .8
7!/(5!*2!)*(.2)^2*(.8)^5 = 0.2752512
Hope this helps, have a nice day/night! :D
Similar steps:
1. You need to draw a reference line first( It's trivial but hey, it's similar)
2. You need to draw the other line with pre-defined slope( parallel with same slope, perpendicular with the product of the slope to be -1)
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
Normal distribution has a unique characteristic of having equal mean and median values. If mean was higher than median, then the distribution would be positively skewed. Mean lower than median would appear in distributions negatively skewed. Each data set has a median value.
