I can see the whole question but I think for M reflected over y=1 would be (4,-3)
It doesn't give the entire question, Do they want to know how many pieces were in the total cake? If so, I think it would be 384. You subtract the 3 pieces that Mindy ate and that leaves 96 that Tony had which was supposed to be 1/4 of the cake. Dividing the cake into 4 sections of 96 and multiplying would give you 384.
If they want to know how many slices of cake were left after Tony ate the fourth (96 slices), it would be 288
1. 11x
2. 12x
3. -45x
4. 16x+8y
5. 21x+35y
6. 11x
Answer: The probability of a randomly chosen customer to be a woman who spends at least $250 is 0.18 or 18%
Step-by-step explanation:
60% of the customers are women, and 30% of the women spend at least $250.
We want to find the probability for a randomly selected customer to be a woman that spends at least $250
first, the probability of a random customer to be a woman is 60% or 0.6 in decimal form.
And 30% of those 60% spend at least $250, so the probability the product of those two, this is:
P = 0.6*0.3 = 0.18
So the probability of a randomly chosen customer to be a woman who spends at least $250 is 0.18 or 18%