An ideologue is certain that his position is correct. New evidence is emerging that challenges this position. There is only a 0.01% chance of such evidence emerging if the position is correct. However, there is an 95% chance of such evidence emerging if the position is not correct. Now, after such evidence has emerged, if the ideologue is Bayesian, how should this new evidence impact his position – how certain to be correct (expressed as a posterior probability) is he now? Blank 1. Fill in the blank, read surrounding text.

For what is the measure of the angle at the top of the shed? a. multiplication of areas b. squaring of areas c. addition of areas d. division of areas

The average hourly earnings for a construction worker is projected to be $24.50 in 2012. jason wants to join the construction work force after he graduates in 2012. his friend tells him that average hourly earnings for construction workers will rise by 2% from 2009 to 2012. based on the data below, assuming that the projected hourly earnings are correct, is jason’s friend’s statement accurate? construction industry - average hourly earnings, 2000-2009 a. his friend’s statement is accurate. the average hourly earnings will increase by 2%. b. his friend’s statement is not accurate. the percent increase will be more than 2% c. his friend’s statement is not accurate. the percent increase will be less than 2% d. his friend’s statement is not accurate. the average hourly earnings will decrease

Marco has $38.43 dollars in his checking account. his checking account is linked to his amazon music account so he can buy music. the songs he purchases cost $1.29. part 1: write an expression to describe the amount of money in his checking account in relationship to the number of songs he purchases. part 2: describe what the variable represents in this situation.