Alina, Robert, and Makayla are on the student council at their high school. They all want to go to a dinner where student counci
l representatives from other schools will participate. However, only one student per school can go. How can a fair decision be made about who goes to dinner? Select all that apply. If the answer is correct I will mark as brainliest.
A. Write each students name on a slip of paper and put the slips in a hat. Randomly draw a slip of paper. The Student whose name is on the paper wins.
B. Flip a coin twice. If both tossed are heads, Alina wins. If both are tails, Makayla wins. If one is heads and one is tails, Robert wins.
C. Roll a number cube. If it lands on 1 or 2, Alina wins. If it lands on 3 or 5, Robert wins. If it lands on any other number, Makayla wins.
D. Roll a number cube. If the number is odd, Alina wins. If the number is even, Robert wins. If it's any other number, Makayla wins
In the best 30 years for the housing market (1976-2005), real price appreciation averaged 2.2% per year. In the worst 30 years for housing (1895-1924), real price appreciation averaged -2.0% per year.
Since 1 litre is 1000 millilitres, we can convert it to 1000 millilitres. So, we can subtract 375 millilitres from 1000 millilitres. Which will give us the answer of 625 millilitres.
Starting with ΔABC, draw the dilation image of the triangle with a center at the origin and a scale factor of two.Dilations involve multiplication. Dilation with scale factor 2, multiply by 2.
