Mathematics, 04.07.2019 08:00 tmrsavage02p7cj16
Under this hypothesis, what is the probability that eight planets would end up traveling in the same direction? (hint: it's the same probability as that of flipping a coin eight times and getting all heads or all tails.)
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1c) the number 131 is a term in the sequence defined by the explicit rule f(n)=5n-4. which term in the sequence is 131? 2a) write the first four terms of the function f(n)=n^2-1 2b) what is the 10th term of the sequence defined by the explicit rule f(n)=n^2-1 2c) the number 224 is a term in the sequence defined by the explicit rule f(n)=n^2-1. which term in the sequence is 224?
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