we have
Group terms that contain the same variable, and move the constant to the opposite side of the equation
Factor the leading coefficient
Complete the square. Remember to balance the equation by adding the same constants to each side
Rewrite as perfect squares
-----> equation in vertex form
therefore
the answer is the option C
Jay's claim is false. They would have $156.8 left which is 56% of their original combined total.
The answer is Seventy nigka
It is. 7.17285714285714 you can stop at the thousands
Options:
A.) decrease because the same five numbers are not likely to occur again so soon.
B.) Increase because those five numbers must be lucky.
C.) be unaffected because every set of five numbers is equally likely on every attempt.
D.) be unknown because it depends on how many times those five numbers have won in the last several drawings.
Answer:
be unaffected because every set of five numbers is equally likely on every attempt.
Step-by-step explanation:
Number selection in the lottery is randomized with each set of number having equal chances of being selected. This means that each and every selection attempt is independent and the outcome of each attempt does not depend on any prior outcome or event. This means that if the numbers drawn from the most previous prior drawing are selected on the next attempt, the probability of winning on the next attempt Neither increases nor decreases. Hence , the probability of winning on the next attempt with this selection is unaffected.
