PLEASEEEEEEEE!!! Graciela was trying to solve the quadratic equation
"TexFormula1" title="x^2+2.5x-1.5=0" alt="x^2+2.5x-1.5=0" align="absmiddle" class="latex-formula">. “I think I need to use the Quadratic Formula because of the decimals,” she told Walter. Walter replied, “I'm sure there's another way! Can't we rewrite this equation so there aren't any decimals?” original equation. A.What is Walter talking about? Rewrite the equation so that it has no decimals.
B.Rewrite your equation again, this time expressing it as a product.
C.Now solve your new equation. Be sure to check your solution(s) using Graciela's original equation.
This isn't the best worded question but from what I understand a larger sample size decreases the margin of error. If he would like a more accurate answer a larger sample size of the viewers will give more accurate answers.
The probability of Carl rolling a 2 is one out of six. The probability of him rolling a 4 is one out of six. but they need to happen one right after the other, so you add them.
