Solve the problem.When a coin is tossed n times, there are 2n possible results. For example, if a coin is tossed three times, there are 23 = 8 possible results. How many more different results are there when a coin is tossed ten times than when it is tossed six times?
A. 960
B. 64
C. 1024
D. 1088
Answer: A
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Answer the question.Which of the following statements is false?
A. The integral test does not apply to divergent sequences.
B. If an and f(n) satisfy the requirements of the Integral Test, and if 
converges, then 
= 
C. 
converges if p > 1.
D. 
converges if p >1 and diverges if p ? 1.
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Evaluate the given binomial coefficient.
A. 230
B. 
C. 12,486,936
D. 2,081,156
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Solve D = 54t for t if D = 250.
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Provide an appropriate response.Suppose that a polynomial function P is defined in such a way that 
and P(7) = 3. Can we be certain that there is no zero between -1 and 7? Explain using a graph.
What will be an ideal response?
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