Find the probability of drawing 1 snicker first then the probability of drawing another snicker after that, then multiply them together. For the first choice, the probability of drawing a Snickers is 28/33 (snickers/total candy bars). For the second choice, there are only 32 candy bars left, 27 of which are Snickers. So that probability is 27/32, so...
The probability of BOTH things happening is their product 756/1,056 which is 63:88
Answer:
g(x)= ((x+4)^2) -2
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
450 per month
Step-by-step explanation:
5000-1400=3600
3600/8=450
Since Peter already has 1400 dollars saved you can subtract that form the total amount and since he is trying to get the rest in eight months you just divide the difference by eight.
6s^2; where s is the side length
Isn't it 1.4 because I'm thinking its 1,400 and 1.2 is 1,200
