Answer:
1/52 since there are usually 52 cards in a deck
Step-by-step explanation:
Please brainliest
Breaking apart 6x6 is useless. It's already broken apart. The breaking apart method is used to multiply larger numbers, in your head. Like 160 x 4

Break apart the larger number into a set of addends that sums up to 160. 100 and 60 are addends.

Multiply both numbers by the multiplier ( 4 )

(You can even break down the 60 into something smaller)

Add up both of the products to get your final answer.
Make a box of whisker plot for the data what is the upper quartile value 42,48,43,65,58,47,60,56,52,64,51,66,56,62
Gemiola [76]
First, you would want to reorder the numbers from least to greatest.
42,43,47,48,51,52,56,56,58,60,62,64,65,66
Then find the median which is 56
Next add all upper quartile numbers so 56+58+60+62+64+65+66=431
Last divide the sum of the upper quartile by the median to get the upper quartile value. 431/56= <span>7.69642857</span>
Answer:
the correct answer is 30 because 9×3=27+3=30
The answer is sometimes Because depending on the measures of the sides It could sometimes be obtuse but rarely