Answer:
2x + y = 17
-6x = 3y - 51
Step-by-step explanation:
You get an infinite number of solutions when two equations are really just the same. This means you can convert one into the other simply by multiplying one to get the other.
In the above answer, if you multiply the above by -3 you get:
-6x -3y = -51
which is of course -6x = 3y - 51
So that is an example of a pair that has infinite solutions.
To find all of them, you'd carefully have to compare each 2 and see if there is a multiplier to convert one into the other. You can do that!
Answer:
x < -7
Step-by-step explanation:
to isolate x we need to subtract 2 from both sides. -5-2 is -7, so the answer is x < -7
The quotient rule is
d(u/v) = (u dv - v du) / u2
d(u/v) can written as
d( u (1/v) )
Using the product rule and chain rule
d( u (1/v)) = u d(1/v) + (1/v) du
= u (-1/v2) dv + (!/v) du
= (u dv - v du) / u2
Answer:
Option (A)
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 2 main branches of statistics. They are:
1. Descriptive Statistics
2. Inferential Statistics
Descriptive statistics describes the characteristics of observed subjects or items while Inferential statistics makes inferences, based on given or derived data.
Inferential Statistics allow you to decide whether a difference between the experimental group and control group is due to <u>manipulation or chance.</u>
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The Experimental group is the group that an effect is tested on while the Control group is the group that is left untested or uninfluenced. Inferential statistics allow you to decide whether a difference between these 2 groups is due to
- manipulation or interference by any force (which may be the experimenter/researcher)
or
- probability which is chance.
Answer:
The answer is Discrete Random Variable
Step-by-step explanation:
A random variable is considered discrete if its possible values are countable.
In our case,
In a basketball game, for example, it is only possible for a team's score to be a whole number—no fractions or decimals are allowed, and so the score is discrete.
A good rule of thumb is this: if the variable you're measuring has to be rounded before it's written down, then it's continuous. If no rounding is necessary, as with anything that's countable, then it's discrete.
