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Step-by-step explanation:
We know that:
Only employees are hired during the first 3 days of the week with equal probability.
2 employees are selected at random.
So:
A. The probability that an employee has been hired on a Monday is:
.
If we call P(A) the probability that 2 employees have been hired on a Monday, then:

B. We now look for the probability that two selected employees have been hired on the same day of the week.
The probability that both are hired on a Monday, for example, we know is
. We also know that the probability of being hired on a Monday is equal to the probability of being hired on a Tuesday or on a Wednesday. But if both were hired on the same day, then it could be a Monday, a Tuesday or a Wednesday.
So
.
C. If the probability that two people have been hired on a specific day of the week is
, then the probability that 7 people have been hired on the same day is:

D. The probability is
. This number is quite close to zero. Therefore it is an unlikely bastate event.
Two angles are said to be supplement when their measure add up to 180 degrees.
Assume that the angle we are looking for is a and its supplement is s (I used s instead of x).
a + s = 180
a = 180 - s ......> equation I
We know that <span>the measure of the angle is eight times greater than its supplement.
This means that:
a = 8s ......> equation II
Substitute by equation II in equation I to get s as follows:
180 - s = 8s
180 = 9s
s = 20 degrees
Substitute in equation I to get the measure of the angle as follows:
a = 180 - s = 180 - 20 = 160 degrees
Based on these calculations:
The measure of the angle is 160 degrees
The measure of its supplement is 20 degrees</span>
x= 1/4 , -9/4
when you set the function to equal to zero you will get these values
<span>distance=6390km; time=9 hrs; rate=710kph
With the wind Data:
distance=5150km; time=5hrs; rate=1030kph
EQUATIONS:
airspeed+jetstream=1030
airspeed-jetstream=710
Subtract these equations to get:
2jetstream=320kph
jetstream=160mph </span>
There is a 83.8% chance that the player will have at least 1 missed free throw.
5000 · 0.838 = 4190 simulations