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The probability that a rare plant grows to maturity in a nursery is 1/9. What is the least number of plants that would need to be in the nursery to have at least a 95% chance of one plant reaching maturity? Cheers

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ahh figured, makes more sense

"geometric configuration"

Nope, OP is right. There is only one value for sin (correct) in the first 360 degrees, but since this question specifies sin3x, means 3 revolutions and thus 3 answers.

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Establishment: Low sales and negative profit, = bad Growth: Experiencing higher amounts of sales, new products being introduced, generally pretty high revenue Maturity: Established customer base and thriving business however less rapid customers than growth stage.. Post-maturity: This...

if it's negative, just do it opposite of how you normally do it. Draw up your quadrants and then draw 150 degrees in the opposite direction. Find out what quadrant it is in... ASTC > (All(1st), Sine(2nd), Tan(3rd), Cosine(4th) then do 360- your angle which would be 210 degrees. This means it is...

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It certainly substantiates your argument but if it's irrelevant to what you're going on about, then it's just a waste of time. Stick to content.

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I dunno, this is a weird question for a 2marker; not sure if i'm missing something tho It works if i sub n for number 1,2,3 etc but not sure how to factorise the n out lol thanks

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