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bearhunter [10]
3 years ago
14

PLEASE HELP! NUMBER TWO PLEASE!! PLEASE SHOW ME HOW YOU DID IT! THANK YOU BUNCHES xoxo

Mathematics
1 answer:
aksik [14]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

I will demonstrate the first two for you. The answer is 6, <u>30</u>, <u>54</u>, <u>78</u>, 102.

The answer to the second question is -3,<u> 21,</u> <u>45</u>, <u>63,</u> 93.

Step-by-step explanation:

Pardon the messiness. I hope this clarifies how to do it from now on! If not, please let me know if you need more help! xoxo

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From the Arithmetic Information given, Pr = 0.049375 ≠ -8.050625 ≠ 0.0325  See explanation below.

<h3>

What are the step by steps solution to the questions above?</h3>

First, lets us restate the question properly. We have

Pr = 1 - ((6*12+6)/80)² = 1 - ((9*12²)/1600) - ((3*12*6)/1600) - (6²/6400) = 1 - 0.005625 * 12² - 0.001875 * 12 * 6 - 0.00015625 * 6²

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Lets   1 - ((6*12+6)/80)²  ............A

1 - ((9*12²)/1600) - ((3*12*6)/1600) - (6²/6400) .............B; and

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Given that there were no abstract quantities, we can state that

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Pr = 0.049375 ≠ -8.050625 ≠ 0.0325

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