This is<span> not the exact, precise </span>definition<span> of a </span>limit. If you would like to see the more precise and mathematical definition<span> of a </span>limit<span> you should check out the The </span>Definition<span> of a </span>Limit<span> section at the end of this chapter. The </span>definition<span> given above </span>is<span> more of a “working” </span>definition<span>.</span>
If the number of trials is changed the number of experimental outcomes also changes
Answer:
x is less-than-or-equal-to 2.25 (x ≤ 2.25)
Step-by-step explanation:
We can write down the inequality that represents the weight Li can add without going over the 50 pound limit:
47.75 + x ≤ 50
If we solve for x we have:
47.75 + x ≤ 50
x ≤ 50 - 47.75
x ≤ 2.25
Therefore, the weight Li can add to the suitcase is less-than-or-equal-to 2.25
You times the numerator by the numerator and the denominator by the denominator
thats all