Answer:
10 committees
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's say there names are Bob, Doris, Brenda, Alex, and Emma.
Bob and Doris
Bob and Brenda
Bob and Alex
Bob and Emma
Doris and Brenda
Doris and Alex
Doris and Emma
Brenda and Alex
Brenda and Emma
Alex and Emma
these are all different groups starting with only 5 people leading to 10 possible variations of the committee members
Hope that helps! :)
A. -f(1)=1,f(2)=2,f(n)=2f(n-1)f(n-2);n>2
If 14 out of 20 is correct, then that is : 14/20 = 0.70 = 70%
Multiple-3(x+0.6) and 6(x+2.4) you will get -3x-1.8=6x+14.4 then you add -3x + 6x you will get -9x=14.4+1.8 you add 14.4+1.8 that will give you 16.2 then divide that by -9
<span> SO in total, Emily and Sarah had a total of 80
dollars in which Emily had twice as much as Sarah.
Let’s solve to find out how much their Money is.
=> Since the ratio of the given data is 2:1, 2 + 1 =3, so let’s divide 80 by
3
=> 80 / 3 = 26.667 ,
=> Emily has twice as this.
=> 26.667 * 2 = 53.33
=> Sarah has 26.67
Now, Sarah spent 1/3 of her money
=> 26.67 / 3 = 8.89 – her remaining money
Emily spent 17 dollars of her money
=> 53.33 – 17 = 36.33</span>
