Find the velocity first, the "slope".
m=(y2-y1)/(x2-x1)
m=(95.5-53)/(4-2)
m=21.25 ? Your equations are wrong, I'll double check with another set of points...
m=(350.5-308)/(16-14)
m=21.25 LOL, yep none of your lines has the correct slope.
Anyway...
y=21.25x+b, using any point we can solve for the y-intercept, or "b", (2, 53)
53=21.25(2)+b
53=42.5+b
10.5=b so the distance to the lighthouse as a function of time is:
y=21.25x+10.5
So essentially, you should fire your teacher or burn that book you are using :)
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It would be D because X^2 is different from 3x you would just multiply X^2 by 1 and 3x by 1 to get x^2+3x
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do 24 points i know it very well
The answer is $3990 heres why
First you need to find out what is the total you paied for the shares
$18.12x200= $3624
Then you need to add the flat fee to the spending chost
$3624+$30= $3654
Now you re-mulitply the chost per stock to the tootle #'s of stock you sold
$21x200= $4200
Then you need to find out what how much you need to pay the stock broker
$4200x.05= $210
Then once you find out how much you need to pay him subtract that amount to the total money earned from selling your stocks
$4200-$210= $3990
Then if you want to also find out your profit just subtract the total amount you payed for the stock and subtract it from the total amount you gained from the stock.
$3990- $3654= $336 Profit
We want to get the expected value for the given experiment. We will see that the expected value is $2.33
For an experiment with outcomes {x₁, ..., xₙ} each one with probability {p₁, ..., pₙ} the expected value is defined as:
EV = x₁*p₁ + ... + xₙ*pₙ
Here we have 3 outcomes:
- x₁ = winning $8
- x₂ = winning $2
- x₃ = winning $0.
For x₁ we need to roll a 6, this is a probability of 1 out of 6, then:
p₁ = 1/6
For x₂ we need to roll a 3, 4, or 5 (3 out of 6), then:
p₂ = 3/6
For x₃ we need to roll a 1 or a 2 (2 out of 6) so the probability is:
p₃ = 2/6
Then the expected value is:
EV = $8*(1/6) + $2*(3/6) + $0*(2/6) = $2.33
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