Answer:
I do not know. sorry I couldn't help
Answer:
It is equal to each other
Step-by-step explanation:
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Step-by-step explanation:
- To find the E(X) expected value, you come up with the different probabilities for each outcome
- your set of outcomes after 3 tosses would be = {HHH, HHT, HTH, THH, HTT, THT, TTH, TTT} where H is heads and T is tails
- Each element has a probability of 1/8 so let x represent number of tails
- The E(x)=Summation (x times P(x))
- Now which probability is 1.5 tails? None, so it is either 2 tails or 1 tails
- So you can expect to lose money in 1 game
- But as you play more games the probability of getting 3 tails becomes more and more likely, so you can expect to win in a 100 games
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Yes!
The condition needed to get a proportional answer is the y intercept must be 0. No other value can be added on. It doesn't matter that the constant of proportionality is not an integer. x and y will always differ by 10.2 as a multiplied value
Put another way, the fraction y/x will always give 10.2
K/11 = 7
multiply 11 to both sides
K/11 (11) = 7(11)
multiply 7 and eleven together
K = 7(11)
Answer
K = 77
77 is your answer
hope this helps