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anygoal [31]
3 years ago
11

You throw three darts at the board shown. each dart hits the board and scores a 1​, 3​, or 9. how many different total scores ca

n you​ make
Mathematics
2 answers:
mrs_skeptik [129]3 years ago
4 0
<span>In a game of darts which includes only three darts and three scores you can expect to make ten different total scores. Those total scores can be tabulated and listed as follows:
 1+1+1=3
 1+1+3=5
 1+3+3=7
 3+3+3=9
 1+1+9=11
 1+3+9=13
 1+9+9=19
 3+3+9=15
 3+9+9=21
 9+9+9=27</span>
Triss [41]3 years ago
3 0

Total number of Possible three digit number , using 1,3 and 9 ,either using all at once , or using 2 at a time , or using all three

     =(First place can be arranged in 3 ways )×(Second place can be arranged in 3 ways )×(Third place can be arranged in 3 ways )

 =3 × 3 ×3

 =27 Numbers

We can make 27 different type of scores.

⇒All of them are(Sum of Total Score are=3,5,7,9,11,13,15,19,21,27)

1+1+1=3               3+3+3=9        9+9+9=27      1+3+9=13      1+9+3=13

1+1+9=11            1+1+3=5         9+3+3=15      3+1+9=13      3+9+1=13

1+9+1=11             1+3+1=5         3+9+3=15      9+3+1=13      9+1+3=13

9+1+1=11            3+1+1=5         3+3+9=15      9+9+1=19      1+9+9=19 3+9+9=21             9+9+3=21                            9+1+9=19       3+1+3=7                                            

9+3+9=21      1+3+3=7                                                         3+3+1=7                                                                                           ⇒ There are 10 Different Score in all.        

                                                                                                 

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