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If we make 
an integer that represents the adults that bought tickets, and 
the number of students, then we have the equations 
, and 
.
Using the second equation, we find that
, so we plug this value of into the first equation to get 
. We simplify to find 
. We divide by 
to isolate the desired variable to get 
.
Using the second equation, we find that
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We need to find the number of pies baked in years 1 and 2.
There were 148 pies baked in year 1.
There were pies baked in year 2.
Rearrange the terms so the variable is first.
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Therefore, the correct options are;
-P(fatigue) = 0.44
= 0.533
--P(drug and fatigue) = 0.32
P(drug)·P(fatigue) = 0.264
Step-by-step explanation:
Here we have that for dependent events,
From the options, we have;
= 0.533
P(drug) = 0.6
P(drug and fatigue) = 0.32
Therefore
P(drug and fatigue) = P(drug)×
= 0.6 × 0.533 = 0.3198 ≈ 0.32 = P(drug and fatigue)
Therefore, the correct options are;
-P(fatigue) = 0.44
= 0.533
--P(drug and fatigue) = 0.32
P(drug)·P(fatigue) = 0.264
Since P(fatigue) = 0.44 ∴ P(drug) = 0.264/0.44 = 0.6.
Assuming ℎ1 = 11 feet and ℎ 2 = 3 feet, the storage of the facility is going to be 603 cubic feet, which is more than 576 cubic feet
The diameter of the building has been given as 8cm
radius = d/2 = 8/2 = 4
Maximum height = h1 + h2 = 14
Find the volume of the fertilizer that is containeed in both of the trucks
2(12x4x6) = 576 feet
From the height of 14 feets we have to assume
h1 = 11 ft,
h2 = 3 ft
<h3>How to solve for volume</h3>= 0.333*3.14*4²*3 + 3.14*4²*11
= 602.8 ft ≈ 603
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