Let's start by imagining a rock being thrown to the air.
Let's say that going up is the positive direction and so, going down is the negative.
The acceleration is pointing down (because of gravity) so it's always negative. While the rock is going up, it's velocity/speed is positive, but the acceleration is negative.
While the rock is going down, both acceleration and speed are negative.
This shows that the first statemente is true, but the second is false.
You can also think that if you define going DOWN as the POSITIVE direction, you can have both positive acceleration and speed, or positive acceleration and negative speed.
Answer:
Exact Form:
100/3
Decimal Form:
33.3
Mixed Number Form:
33 1/3
<em><u>i hope this helped at all.</u></em>
Answer:
Graph 1: Consistent Dependent
Graph 2: Consistent Independent
Graph 3: Consistent Dependent
Graph 4: Inconsistent
Step-by-step explanation:
Consistent means they have at least one solution. So lines that intersect once or lines that intersect infinitely many times are both consistent systems.
If they are the system that has one solution they are considered independent.
If they are the system that has infinitely many solutions then are considered dependent.
Inconsistent means they won't intersect at all.
First graph shows the same line graphed onto itself. That means they have infinitely many solutions and is therefore a consistent dependent system.
Second graph shows the lines intersecting once. That means they have one solution and therefore is a consistent independent system.
Third graph shows the same description of graph one and is therefore a consistent dependent system.
The last graph shows parallel lines. Parallel lines do not intersect and therefore do not have a solution. So this system is inconsistent.
This is a case of binomial probability, with n = 29, p = 0.11 and x = 5.
Using the function binompdf on my Texas Instruments calculator, as follows:
binompdf(29,0.11,5) = 0.117 (answer)