Analyze the polynomial f(x)=(x+8)(x−1)2: (a) End behavior: behaves like y=x3 for large ∣x∣.
(b) Intercepts: x-intercepts are −8,1; y-intercept is 8.
(c) Zeros: −8,1; check if graph crosses/touches x-axis.
(d) Maximum turning points: (whole number).
Mr. Michaels has 40 m of wire. After wiring 16 lamps (0.45 m each), 12 wall lights (0.7 m each), and 1 floor lamp (2.6 m), how much is left? A) 7.2 m B) 18.2 m C) 21.8 m D) 15.6 m
Counseling Duration Data: (1) How many clients completed 4-6 sessions?
(2) What percentage completed 4-6 sessions?
(3) What is the cumulative percentage for 4-6 sessions?
(4) What percentage completed at least 1 but not more than 6 sessions?
Data: f: 21, %: 21.6, Σ%: 78.4.
Classify the shape: opposite sides are parallel, all sides congruent, vertices not necessarily right angles. Options: Square, Rectangle, Rhombus, Parallelogram.
Calculate the following probabilities based on the data: 1. From the U.S. 2. At least 2 children. 3. From the U.S. and 1 child. 4. From the U.S. or 0 children. 5. From the U.S. with 3+ children. 6. 1 child and from the U.S.
(1) ¿Cuántos clientes completaron de 4 a 6 sesiones? 21
(2) ¿Qué porcentaje de clientes completó de 4 a 6 sesiones? 21.6%
(3) ¿Cuál es el porcentaje acumulado para 4-6 sesiones? 78.4%
(4) ¿Qué porcentaje completó al menos una sesión pero no más de 6? 78.4%
(5) ¿Qué porcentaje completó al menos una sesión pero no más de 4? Entre 56.7% y 100%
1) ¿Cuántos clientes completaron 4-6 sesiones? 21
2) ¿Qué porcentaje completó 4-6 sesiones? 21.6%
3) ¿Cuál es el porcentaje acumulado para 4-6 sesiones? 78.4%
4) ¿Qué porcentaje completó al menos una sesión pero no más de 6? 78.4%
5) ¿Qué porcentaje completó al menos una sesión pero no más de 4? entre 56.7% y...
Given a group of students' grades and gender, find the following probabilities: A. Probability student is male:
B. Probability student is male AND got a "C":
C. Probability student is male OR got a "C":
D. Probability student is male GIVEN they got a 'C': Use totals: Males = 37, Females = 23, Total = 60.
A university has 22,028 students. Find these probabilities:
a) Off-campus or junior.
b) On-campus and senior.
c) Freshman given on-campus.
Use fractions or decimals rounded to three places.
A store has hats from 2 manufacturers in 3 colors. Find the probabilities for various selections based on the data provided. a) P(Black or Manufacturer B)
b) P(Red)
c) P(Manufacturer B and Red)
d) P(Manufacturer B or Red) Use decimal or fraction rounded to three places.
A home pregnancy test's results show: 52 positive, 7 negative for pregnant; 9 positive, 72 negative for not pregnant. Find: a. P(Positive | Pregnant) = b.P(Pregnant∣Positive)=
c. P(Negative | Pregnant) = d.P(NotPregnant∣Negative)=
Find the mode, mean, and median of these numbers, rounding to one decimal place: 129.9,118.2,186,217.7,172.8,178.4,128.5,192.6,106.3,183.8,189.2,170,130.1,159.3,153.5,160.8,162.4,174.9,164,160.9,166.3,157.9,193.8,128.7,179.2,173.2,200.6,169.1,166.3,179.7.
A pasta meal costs \$8.95 at a restaurant and \$4.75 to make at home. 1. The copycat meal costs \lessthantherestaurantmeal.<br/>2.Therestaurantmealcosts \frac{8.95}{4.75} timesasmuchasthecopycatmeal(roundtotwodecimalplaces).<br/>3.Thecostofthecopycatmealis \frac{4.75}{8.95} \times 100 $ % of the restaurant meal (round to the nearest whole percent).
A pasta meal costs \$8.95 at a restaurant, and a copycat version costs \$4.75. Find the differences and percentages. 1. The copycat meal costs \lessthantherestaurantmeal.<br/>2.Therestaurantmealcosts \frac{8.95}{4.75} timesasmuchasthecopycatmeal.Roundtotwodecimalplaces.<br/>3.Thecostofthecopycatmealis \left( \frac{4.75}{8.95} \times 100 \right) \% $ of the restaurant meal. Round to the nearest whole percent.
Find the mode, mean, and median of these numbers: 0.237,6.249,0.244,6.267,8.262,6.391,0.304,0.291,0.232,6.389,0.269,0.264,0.261,0.298,0.300,0.265,0.311,0.278,0.274,0.242,0.219,0.222,0.234,0.283,0.272,0.381,0.276,0.329,0.263,0.270.
What is the dependent variable in a sleep and memory test with 8 hours vs. 5 hours of sleep? A. Sleep amount B. Test results C. Second group D. First group
An experienced welder takes 22 min; an apprentice takes 37 min. Find the time differences and ratios. 1. Apprentice takes ___ min MORE than experienced. 2. Experienced is ___ times as long as apprentice (round to 2 decimal places). 3. Apprentice's time is ___% of experienced's time (round to nearest whole percent).
Find the correct lower class limits for a dataset with minimum =13, maximum =75.6, and class width =11.
A. 23,34,46,56,67,78
B. 13,23,35,45,56,68
C. 24,34,46,57,68,78
D. 13,24,35,46,57,68