2. Make a prediction using your equation. How much should a TV that is 45 inches? \( y=25 \cdot 4 x+-5>5 \)

What do prosecutors who act vindictively run the chance of doing? Threatening the defendant's due process rights Losing their cases badly Endangering the sentencing process Denying their own prosecutorial discretion

\( n \) désignant un entier naturel non nul, on considère l'ensemble \( E_{n} \) des mots de \( n \) lettres que l'on peut former à l'aide des lettres a, b et c uniquement et ne contenant pas deux lettres consécutives identiques. On note \( F_{n} \) la partie de \( E_{n} \) constituée par les mots qui commencent et se terminent par deux lettres différentes. On pose \( \alpha_{n}=\operatorname{card}\left(E_{n}\right) \) et \( \beta_{n}=\operatorname{card}\left(F_{n}\right) \). 1. Déterminer \( \alpha_{n} \) en fonction de \( n \).

In which of the following scenarios would qualified immunity attach? Prosecutor Carl interviewed the witness with the intention of securing evidence that would be used in the presentation of the state's case of an already identified suspect. Prosecutor Karina erroneously brought full charges against the suspect, only to learn later that there were many inconsistencies with the evidence. Prosecutor Yvette was acting as an advocate when she coerced the witness to testify falsely. Prosecutor Dan was acting as an investigator in the crime when he made a reasonable mistake.

Find the values of the trigonometric functions of the angle (in standard position) whose terminal side passes through the given poin \( (\sqrt{6},-\sqrt{2}) \) \( \tan \alpha=\frac{-}{3} \) (Simplify your answer. Type an exact answer, using radicals as needed. Use integers or fractions for any numbers in the expression.) csc \( \alpha=\square \) (Simplify your answer. Type an exact answer, using radicals as needed. Use integers or fractions for any numbers in the expression.)

Suppose that a country has a mixture of individuals and companies that are in each of the following situations: Group I. These have borrowed in domestic currency to finance assets whose values are also in domestic curren Group II. These have borrowed in foreign currency to finance assets valued in domestic currency. Group III. These have borrowed in domestic currency to finance assets valued in foreign currency. Group IV. These have borrowed in foreign currency to finance assets valued in (the same) foreign currency. Which of these groups see the domestic-currency value of their wealth fall when the country devalues? (Assume achese that the initial value of the assets is at least as great as what was borrowed).