Considering the situation described, the classification of the runners is given as follows:
Dan - Ben - Alex - Curtis.
<h3>What is the classification of the runners?</h3>
The oldest came in second place. Ben is older than Alex, and Curtis is older than Dan, hence either Ben or Curtis finished second.
Alex ran the distance faster than Curtis, and Dan ran faster than Ben and Curtis, hence considering the above observation Ben finished second and the classification is:
Dan - Ben - Alex - Curtis.
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Here's the way I see it: 5 cards are drawn, one by one, without replacement. Half (or 26) of the original deck are black and half (26) are white.
P(5 are not black) = P(5 are red)
P(5 are not black) = P(first card is red) * P(second card is red) * P(third card is red)*P(fourth card is red)*P(fifth card is red) =
(26/52) * (25/51) * (24/50) * (23/49) * (22/48) = 0.025 (answer)
We start with 52 cards. We draw one, leaving 51 cards, 25 of which are red. And so on.
Given:
The revenue function is
The cost function is
To find:
The profit function.
Solution:
We know that, the total profit P is defined as total revenue R minus total cost C.
So, the profit function is
Therefore, the profit function is .
