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Statistics and integration problem
what i have done is, use 1 divided by the answer of (5) P = 0.0228- Boogieface
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Statistics and integration problem
sorry, I still don't get the idea how to change it into years that the bank would make a loss.- Boogieface
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Statistics and integration problem
sorry, what does cumulative probability mean? In (3), I assumed the region is when the x-axis is negative which is 0.025 probabiltiy. In (4), I used (3) as the same answer. In (5), I used the calculator to work out putting integral with -10 lower bound and 0 upper bound. I got 0.028 but it...- Boogieface
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Statistics and integration problem
Statistics and integration problem (urgent) can anyone help me with (6)?- Boogieface
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- Integration Statistics
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How Do Different t Values Affect a Bezier Curve?
Homework Statement I am working on an investigation about bezier curve. Given 4 points (starting point, ending point and two different control points). 0.2 was my given t value. One of the tasks was using different value of a parameter t such as 0.3, 0.5, 0.75 and 0.9. I was asked to explain...- Boogieface
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- Curve
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Suggestions for graph analysis
the difference is just how it is drawn when n is odd, like if you put n = 3 the graph, two lines are drawn and they are diagonal ( I don't know if diagonal is the right word to describe ). If you put n = 2, you end up the graph with one line. that's what I was trying to say. Well, if n goes to...- Boogieface
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Suggestions for graph analysis
Homework Statement fn(x) = x^-n is the given formula. for parameter values n>0 on the domain x>0. I am asked to substitute 4 different values of the parameter n, when n>1 and 0<n<1 and then explain how n changes the shape of the graph. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I...- Boogieface
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- Analysis Graph Suggestions
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