Linear equations have many different applications in everyday life. For example, if a company produces peanut butter, the demand curve may look like LaTeX: Q = 10,000 -0.5PQ = 10 , 000 − 0.5 P, where LaTeX: QQ is the quantity of peanut butter jars bought for a price LaTeX: PP in dollars. In this […]

Please answer all questions asked in your initial post using detail and complete thoughts (you will need to complete the Initial Knowledge Check before completing this post).   Introduce yourself to the class. Tell us:   Your Name   Your campus   Your program of study, and   Anything else you would like to share […]

Where do percentages come into play in your major?   What is the relationship between paying a percentage of a price and paying the remaining percentage of a price. As an example, a couch is 30% off and a house off was 80% of the asking price.

Where do fractions and decimals come into play in your major? Give examples of how to perform operations on fractions and decimals and how to compare them. Show us how to compare real world fractions and decimals.

Please answer all questions asked in your initial post using detail and complete thoughts (you will need to complete the Initial Knowledge Check before completing this post).    Introduce yourself to the class. Tell us:   Your Name   Your campus   Your program of study, and   Anything else you would like to share […]

Using Microsoft Word, create a document that contains 1-2 paragraphs that talks about someone you admire and why. This can be a personal friend or family member or someone who is well-known. Then, apply three different features of Microsoft Word to the document and write a second short paragraph describing what those three features are.  […]

Share with us a little about yourself. This should include: where you are from, where you see yourself being in 5 years, and 2 goals for being successful in this class. You should also include two tips you’ve learned using your computer, Microsoft Word, Excel or PowerPoint.  Think about how you have used your computer […]

LetLaTeX: AA be the probability of not wearing glasses and LaTeX: BB be the probability of having brown eyes. Suppose both events are independent such that LaTeX: P(A) = 0.90P ( A ) = 0.90  and LaTeX: P(B) = 0.70P ( B ) = 0.70. We want to find what proportion are not wearing glasses […]

The scores on a Mid-Term Exam for a sample of LaTeX: 5050 statistics students are summarized in the following table.   hnhfdg.PNG   The professor who gave the midterm wanted to get an idea of the average class grade on the midterm for course reevaluation. Here, one would determine LaTeX: overline{x}=74.8x ¯ = 74.8 (try […]

Groups are an excellent choice for helping people change. Some groups are relatively short term and designed to meet the needs of specific populations, while others are focused on interpersonal learning and may be less structured. The group leader must be knowledgeable about the various types of groups, the strengths and limitations of each, and […]