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What is the difference between 'stochastic' and 'deterministic'?
These words are used to describe ways of modeling or understanding the world. "Stochastic" means that some elements of the model or description are thought of as being random. (The word "Stochastic" is derived from an ancient Greek word for random.) A model or description that has no random factors, but conceivably could, is called "deterministic." For example, the equation Q = VC where Q = charge, V = voltage, and C = capacitance, is a deterministic physical model. One stochastic version of it would be Q = VC + e where e is a random variable introduced to account for or characterize the deviations between the actual charges and the values predicted by the deterministic model.
What does it mean when people say 'and then some'?
It means that they are understating the case. "I told him he was an idiot . . . and then some." suggests that the speaker was more abusive than "telling him he was an idiot" would suggest.
Explain how you would estimate to subtract 189 from 643?
explain how you would estimate to subtrac 189 from 643
How would you use rhet?
You will have to explain, what is rhet
How do you change a number from scientific notation to standard form?
You are a complete idiot. Multiply your number by ten to whatever its to. such as 1.24x10^2 would be 1.24(100) which would be 124.
