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Answer:
1/6
Discussion:
(1/16) / (3/8) = => 1/(1/a) = a!
(1/16) * (8/3) =
(8/16) * (1/3) = => as 8/16 = 1/2
(1/2) * (1/3) =
1/6
Thank you,
MrB
We can often solve inequalities by adding or subtracting a number from both sides
Answer:
The expected payoff for Ann is that she loses the game
Step-by-step explanation:
The expected payoff for Ann is that she loses the game, this is because only 5 out of the 20 sections allow Ann to win money, this is only 25% of the spinner. Meaning that 75% of the spinner will cause Ann to lose the game. Rolling two times increases the odds that she will lose the game. Since the greatest probability is that Ann will land on a section that causes her to lose the game, then this is the expected payoff.
Answer:
22,23,24
Step-by-step explanation:
Well, you need to first find two consecutive integers that add up to 47, because that is the difference between the first digit and the total. This happens to be 23 and 24. Once you get these two numbers, the 22 comes intuitively, as you have to add 23 and 24 to get a difference between 22 and (22+23+24).
