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MHB COVID-19 in a Small Town: Probability of Infection
Kindly assist with these questions: Data showed that 22% of people in a small town was infected with the COVID-19 virus. A random sample of six residents from this town was selected. 1) What is the probability that exactly two of these residents was infected? 2) What is the probability that at...- laprec
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MHB Solve trig equation cos(2x+20)=-cos(x-11)
Thank you very much! Much appreciated!- laprec
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MHB Solve trig equation cos(2x+20)=-cos(x-11)
Thanks a million skeeter. Much appreciated! I have attached complete work out based on your guidiance. - - - Updated - - - Thanks a lot Klaas van Aarsen, the alternative method is equally helpful and insightful. Much appreciated.- laprec
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MHB Solve trig equation cos(2x+20)=-cos(x-11)
Kindly assist with this question: Determine the general solutions cos(2x+20)=-cos(x-11)- laprec
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MHB Determine the values of f(6) and g(6)
So, we can conclude that (x+1) is the only common factor. Wow! You are the best. Thanks for taking me through this process. I surely learned a lot- laprec
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MHB Determine the values of f(6) and g(6)
Substituting p(a)=0 and q(a)=0 in the equation will give 0=2 (this cannot be true)- laprec
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MHB Determine the values of f(6) and g(6)
Therefore p(a)= (x-a)r(x)=0- laprec
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MHB Determine the values of f(6) and g(6)
(a-6)p(a)=(a-3)q(a)-2 Thanks so much but I couldn't make headway with the substitution.- laprec
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MHB Determine the values of f(6) and g(6)
If we divide (x-6)(x+1)p(x)=(x-3)(x+1)q(x)+2(x+1) by (x+1) We will get (x-6)p(x)=(x-3)q(x)+2 p(x)=q(x)+2 ?? I am also struggling to see any common factor in the equation Thanks!- laprec
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MHB Determine the values of f(6) and g(6)
Thanks I like Serena, So since x+1 is a common factor, therefore g(-1)= (-1-3)(-1+1)q(x)=0 g(-1)=0 Therefore f(-1)= 0+2(-1)+2=0 Thus x+1 is a common factor of both functions since the remainder equal zero. I will appreciate if you can confirm that this is order. Thank you.- laprec
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MHB Determine the values of f(6) and g(6)
Thanks a lot! I am grateful for your help. How do I determine if functions p(x) and q(x) have a common factor using f(x)=g(x)+2x+2?- laprec
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MHB Determine the values of f(6) and g(6)
Thanks a lot! when I substituted x=6 into (x-6)(x+1)(px), f(x)=0. This make g(x)=-2x-2. I'm sure this is wrong. - - - Updated - - - I meant my substitution is wrong!- laprec
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MHB Determine the values of f(6) and g(6)
Kindly help with this problem solving: f(x) is divisible by x^2-5x-6 and g(x) is divisible by x^2-2x-3 f(x)=g(x)+2x+2 a) Determine the values of f(6) and g(6) b) State common factor for the two functions Attempts: For f(x):factors are x^2-5x-6=(x-6)(x+1) For g(x):Factors...- laprec
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MHB Why is Angle C Assumed to be Acute and What is the Value of Sin C in ∆ABC?
Thanks a lot! I mean't to say it is a right triangle because I used Trig ratio. I am sorry the diagrams that were included in my attempt to solve the second part of the question are not displaying in the thread. I will make another attempt to attached the diagrams. Your efforts is highly...- laprec
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- Forum: General Math