That "9 minutes" doesn't affect the outcome!
How many pieces of candy are in the bag at the beginning? How many of those are "fruit tart chews?" Write a fraction involving these 2 counts. Remember that Britany immediately eats what she draws from the bag, so the 2nd time around, there are only 19 pieces, not 20. What is the prob. that she will pick a jelly treat on her second draw?
Because these experiments are independent, you can find the joint probability by multiplying the 2 probabilities together. Please show your work.
Jennifer SHE MAKES 12 Minutes
Max makes 11
And Joyce 10
Answer- Jennifer
Answer:
There are 40 milliliters of fruit juice in the bottle
Step-by-step explanation:
we know taht
20%=20/100=0.20
To find out the milliliters of fruit juice, multiply the volume of the bottle by the percentage of fruit juice in decimal form
so
therefore
There are 40 milliliters of fruit juice in the bottle
You could use the equation
+4+(-4)=0 if:
-you earn $4 and spend it
-buying 4 candy bars then eating them
-earning 4 points then losing them
5/12 is the simplest form of 15/36
