Answer:selecting 6 or 7 in the first draw and 8 or 9 in the second draw, no replace?
Step-by-step explanation:What is the probability of selecting a king from the first card and a queen from the second ... Originally Answered: Two cards are drawn successively from a pack of 52 cards. ... I. With replacement : Probability that the first card drawn is a king is . ... of selecting 6 or 7 in the first draw and 8 or 9 in the second draw, no replace?
I made 24 street tacos.
Each of my friends gets 3 of these bomb tacos.
How many of my friends are great enough to eat my tacos?
To solve the problem:
24/y=3
Multiply by y on each side.
24=3y
Divide by 3.
8=y
Hope this helps!
To find the zeros, set y = 0
Now try to isolate the (x-4)^2 term (move 10 to right side, divide by -5)
Next take square root of both sides (this cancels the square on (x-4))
For interpretation, x = price, y = profit
We are solving for price where profit = 0.
1.772454 that’s what I got
Well 100 ÷ 4 = 24 so 3/4 =75/100 and three hours before ten would be 7:00 then you take fourth minutes from the remainder ( 30 mins) and it had to go back an hour because you can't do 30-40 (don't stubtract in time but for this you can you just have to know that 60 mins= 1hr and don't EVER do this: 5:75 <- this is incorrect time.)
umm... 6:50?
