Probability of an event happening is given by:
probability of an event happening=number of ways it can happen/total number of outcomes
number of random selection=40
total number of patients who did not leave against medical advice=52,560
thus the probability that at random selection none of the 40 patients left the treatment center against medical advice will be:
40/52560
=0.00076
No. Not all radical equations have an extraneous solution. <span>However, squaring both sides of an </span>equation<span> can create </span>extraneous solutions.<span>
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Answer:
consistent, independent
Step-by-step explanation:
Systems of equations are most easily classified these ways if the equations are in the same form. If we solve the second equation for y, we have ...
y = x - 1
The x-coefficients of this and the first equation are different, so the system is <em>consistent</em> and <em>independent</em>.
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A system is independent if the equations describe different lines.
A system is inconsistent if the equations describe parallel lines.
Here, the different lines are not parallel, so the system is independent and consistent.
