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Question 1171103: The student government is selling raffle tickets to raise money for a school activity. A raffle ticket costs $1. There is 1 winning ticket out of the 2000 tickets sold. The winner gets a prize worth $75. Round your answers to the nearest cent.
What is the probability you win if you purchase one raffle ticket?
What is the expected value (to you) of one raffle ticket? $
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Question 1172275: ``over which of the intervals below is the given absolute value function always decreasing:
a. -4 < x < 2
b. -2 < x < 2
c. -2 < x < 0
d. 0 < x < 2
PS ALL the symbols are underlined so greater than or equal to''.
Function is:
f9x)= [x+2]in absolute value
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Question 1111202: Solve algebraically.
1−7y≥12−4y
Write the solution in set-builder notation.
(Type an inequality. Use integers or fractions for any numbers in the inequality.)
The solution in interval notation is _______.
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Question 1174136: While playing mini golf, you hit the ball off of a wall to attempt at making it in the hole. The ball is located at (5,4) and the hole is located at (9,8). The point where the ball hits the wall is (7,0). Write an equation for the path of the ball and then determine if you will make your putt. Vertex formula must be used.
I have tried this problem a different way and discovered that the putt is not made. I also know that I should substitute the vertex, (7,0) for (h,k). If I substitute the first coordinate, (5,4) into this equation believe I use 5 for the x value and 4 for the y value, resulting in "a=1". If I do the same thing again with the other coordinate "a=2" I am not sure how I am supposed to be looking at this to determine whether or not the putt missed.
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Question 1174136: While playing mini golf, you hit the ball off of a wall to attempt at making it in the hole. The ball is located at (5,4) and the hole is located at (9,8). The point where the ball hits the wall is (7,0). Write an equation for the path of the ball and then determine if you will make your putt. Vertex formula must be used.
I have tried this problem a different way and discovered that the putt is not made. I also know that I should substitute the vertex, (7,0) for (h,k). If I substitute the first coordinate, (5,4) into this equation believe I use 5 for the x value and 4 for the y value, resulting in "a=1". If I do the same thing again with the other coordinate "a=2" I am not sure how I am supposed to be looking at this to determine whether or not the putt missed.
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Question 1169868: A baseball has a cushioned cork center called the pill. The pill must weigh 0.85 ounces. If the pill weighs 0.05 ounces more or less than the desired weight, the baseball cannot be used. Write the equation to find the heaviest and lightest weight the pill can be.
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Question 986217: The packing material for a particular computer needs to be within 0.5 mm of the desired thickness, which is 27.5 mm. Which equation represents the limits of the width of the packing material?
A. |w+27.5| = 0.5
B. |w - 0.5| = 27.5
C. |w + 0.5| = 27.5
D. |w - 27.5| = 0.5
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Question 986217: The packing material for a particular computer needs to be within 0.5 mm of the desired thickness, which is 27.5 mm. Which equation represents the limits of the width of the packing material?
A. |w+27.5| = 0.5
B. |w - 0.5| = 27.5
C. |w + 0.5| = 27.5
D. |w - 27.5| = 0.5
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Question 1177935: Write the absolute value equations in the form |x-b|=c ( where b is a number and c can be either a number or expression) that have the following solution sets: All numbers such that x is sometimes greater than -1.3
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Question 1178838: 2 (| 4-3x |) -3 (| 2x+1 |) < 7
I'm studying for a test and trying to solve this. I always reach the answer 4/3 > x >-1/6 but according to my teacher, the correct answer is x> -1/6 and I keep on going wrong somewhere but can't find where. Help is very much appreciated. Thanks!
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Question 1178838: 2 (| 4-3x |) -3 (| 2x+1 |) < 7
I'm studying for a test and trying to solve this. I always reach the answer 4/3 > x >-1/6 but according to my teacher, the correct answer is x> -1/6 and I keep on going wrong somewhere but can't find where. Help is very much appreciated. Thanks!
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Question 1178838: 2 (| 4-3x |) -3 (| 2x+1 |) < 7
I'm studying for a test and trying to solve this. I always reach the answer 4/3 > x >-1/6 but according to my teacher, the correct answer is x> -1/6 and I keep on going wrong somewhere but can't find where. Help is very much appreciated. Thanks!
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