#x# is the independent variable #y# is the dependant variable (its value 'depends' on what you assign to #x# #m# is the gradient of the line (slope) #color (white) (XXX)# going from left to …

5 For this problem, the following conditions are all true: There are a fixed number of "trials" (20 questions to be precise) The probability of getting a question correct is the same for every …

We will not concern ourselves with consistency and independence now If we have n number of variables and n-1 equations the we will have to solve in terms of one variable. For n-2 …

Oct 3, 2016 · We are trying to solve for x which is an unknown variable. If you plug x (after you solve it) back into the equation then one side of the equation should equal the other side. (9 = …

From b. f' (x)=1 Now f' (2) means first derivative of function f (x) at x=2. Since first derivative has been found to be constant=1, therefore it is independent of the value of x. Hence, f' (2)=1.

a_n = (2n-1)x + (3n-2)y Here we have a sequence in x and y (assumed independent) a_1 = x+y a_2 = 3x+4y a_3 = 5x+7y a_4 = 7x+10y Let's first consider the coefficients of x alone. 1, 3, 5, …

The strength of gamma in nuclei is independent of the initial and final states. Giant dipole resonance involves an experience of neutrons and protons moving against each other. …

Both the components are orthogonal to each other and therefore independent. It is clear that initially he will rise up and then start falling down due to action of gravity. The acceleration due …

Observe that the half-life is independent of the amount you start with: if you double the amount, you will simply have twice the decay activity in the sample, but you have twice the amount to …

Being "independent" is neither a provider nor guarantor of prosperity, or even peace. "Independence" from an imperialistic regime does not mean that a country's citizens are ready …