What is the product of 2x2 – 3xy + y2 and 2x – 4y?

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Respuesta:

1/16   2/16  3/16  4/16  5/16  6/16  7/16  8/16 9/16 10/16  11/16 12/16

Explicación paso a paso:

Para identificar las brocas existen dos aspectos a considerar:

1.- Las fracciones que comparten el mismo denominador aumentan en orden ascendente a medida que los numeradores incrementan, lo que significa que entre

9/16   3/16    7/16     5/16   11/16    el orden sería (de menor a mayor)

3/16     5/16     7/16     9/16     11/16

2.- Fracciones con diferentes denominadores pueden convertirse a un denominador común /16 multiplicando la fracción, por ejemplo

1/4   =  1*4/4*4   =  4/16

Aplicando este método, todas las fracciones se transforman al formato mencionado previamente y se organizan

1/4   = 4/16

3/8  = 6/16

1/2  = 8/16

5/8 =  10/16

1/8  =  2/16

Por lo tanto, hay diez brocas, comenzando con 1/16 hasta la número 12 que es 12/16

Finalmente, el orden sería:

1/16   2/16  3/16  4/16  5/16  6/16  7/16  8/16 9/16 10/16  11/16 12/16

Answer:

E(t) = [ 4cos(t), 2 sin(t) ]

Step-by-step explanation:

The equation for the ellipse can be represented as:

 (x² ÷ a² ) + (y² ÷ b² ) = 1    Here, a and b symbolize the semi-major and semi-minor axes.

In this specific instance, we have    x²/16 + y²/ 4 = 1

This expression indicates that it follows the form of (x/a)² + (y/b)² =1

Specifically in our case,    x²/16  + y²/4 = 1, which resembles                 sin²α + cos²α = 1.

By setting x = 4 cos(t), we can proceed to calculate y.

Utilizing the equation x²/16  + y²/4 = 1, we find that:

x²/16  + y²/4 = 1   ⇒    (x²  +  4y²) ÷ 16  = 1

Solving for y yields: (x²  +  4y²)  = 16    ⇒  y²  = ( 16 - x²) ÷4

Substituting x = 4 cos(t) gives us y²  =  (16 - 16cos²(t)) ÷ 4, leading to y = √4 (1 - cos²(t)).

Consequently, we have y = 2 sin(t).

Thus, the vector parameterization of the ellipse can be stated as:

E(t) = [ 4cos(t), 2 sin(t) ]

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Calculate the probability of each pen color by dividing the number of times each color was chosen by the total selections:

Red pens: 6 out of 30, which simplifies to 1/5

Blue pens: 10 out of 30, which simplifies to 1/3

Black pens: 14 out of 30, which simplifies to 7/15

To find the likelihood of first selecting a blue pen and then a red pen, multiply their individual probabilities:

(1/3) × (1/5) = 1/15

The resulting probability is 1/15.