the answer is
d. rational
First, let's declare a variable
x = # of students
Now, let's create an equation to model the problem.
x * 0.273 = 125
Divide both sides by 0.273
x = 457.8 = 458 students.
Note, I rounded to the nearest whole number.
This problem can be solve using the Binomial Distribution, it is a recurrence conveyance of the conceivable number of effective results in a given number of trials in each of which there is a similar likelihood of accomplishment.
Let be X: coffleton residents recognize the brand name
n = 10
p = 0.53
q = 0.47
P(X = 4) =
(10)
(4)*(0.53^4)*(0.47^6) = <span>0.00340</span>
I'm working on something like this too.
You want to get the measure of y.
4x - 2y = 10
-4x -4x
------------------
-2y = 4x + 10
----- ---- ----
-2 -2 -2
y = -2/1x + -5
m = -2
b = -5
I think.....
