A tree diagram can be drawn for a clearer understanding. The branches of the tails can be ignored since we are not concerned about that. To find the probability along the branches, we just have to multiply the probabilities of each branch, giving you an answer of 1/128
Answer:
The plans will cost the same when the amount you have to pay for talking for "x" minutes on Plan A is the same has what you have to pay for talking for the same number of "x" minutes when using Plan B.
$$ Plan A = $$ Plan B
To find the charge on each plan we add the base rate to the per minute call rate for each.
Plan A = $27 + $0.11x
Plan B = $13 + $0.15x
Let's drop the $ sign for now and get rid of the decimal point by multiplying by 100.
2700 + 11x = 1300 + 15x
Subtracting 11x and 1300 from both sides:
4x = 1400
x = 350 min.
Using this result the plans both cost $65.50 for 350 min of talk time.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Supplementary angles are two angles whose measures sum to a 180 degrees and complementary are the sum have to add up to 90 degrees.So 180÷2=90;90÷2=45;180÷6=30 and 90÷6=15.Altough the answer is A.
When a linear equation is in the form y = mx + c, the c, or constant, is the intercept on the y axis, meaning it crosses the y axis at (0, 1).
The gradient (1/3 in this case) is how much the y increments (or decrements) per increase of 1 of the value of x.
This would mean that there would be one point at (0, 1), and another at (3, 2). Draw a line from these two points and beyond, and that is the graph sketched.
