It has been computed that the probability of choosing two chocolate candies is 2/25.
<h3>How to calculate probability</h3>
The probability of choosing the first chocolate candy will be 2/5.
The probability of choosing the second chocolate candy will be 1/5.
Therefore, the probability of choosing two chocolate candies will be:
= 2/5 × 1/5
= 2/25
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Answer:
No, it is a linear binomial
Step-by-step explanation:
Since, the exponent of p in p - 6 is one and it has only two terms, therefore it is not a quadratic trinomial but a linear binomial.
Answer:
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Answer:
3 1/20
Step-by-step explanation:
First, we will convert the mixed numbers into improper fractions...
9 3/10 (9*10=90+3=93) so the improper fraction is 93/10
5 3/4 (5*4=20+3=23) therefore the improper fraction is 23/4
We then want to make the denominator the same...
93/10 (*4) = 372/40
23/4 (*10) = 230/40
We then put it into the question...
372/40 - 230/40 = 142/40
Lastly, we now need to turn this into a mixed number...
142/40=3.55 so the answer is 3 2/40
3 2/40 in it's simplest form is 3 1/20
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