You randomly choose one game piece. Find the theoretical probability of each event. Reduce the fraction in lowest terms and
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how many 2/3 are in 9/8?
or another way to put it will be
how many times does 2/3 go into 9/8?
well, is simply a division.
Answer: 32/3
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the area of the region between the curves, you first want to find the interval of both curves. You can do that by setting both curves equal to each other.
[subtract both sides by 2]
[subtract both sides by
]
Now that we know the interval, we set this into an integral and subtract the top curve by the bottom curve. *Note: I can't type in -2 into the interval, therefore only a "-" will be displayed.
[distribute -1]
[combine like terms]
[solve integral]
The area between the curves is 32/3. This was also the reason why we had the absolute values because <u>area can never be negative</u>.
Remember that in fractions the small fractions are greater then big fractions and also remember that this rule doesn't apply with negative fractions and it's the opposite.
Therefore your answers are "3/4, 8/10, -7/10, and -3/4."
Hope this helps.