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Answer: Cost of a giant cookies = $1.39
Cost of a cake= $6.95
Cost of a pie= $4.95
Step-by-step explanation:
Let price of a giant cookie = x
Then,
price of a cake = 5x
Price of a pie = 5x-2
Cost of 30 cakes, 40 pies, and 200 giant cookies = 30 (5x)+40(5x-2)+200x
= 150x+200x-80+200x [By distributive property a(b+c)=ab+ac]
= 550x-80
Given cost = $684.50
Cost of a giant cookies = $1.39
Cost of a cake = 5 x $1.39 = $6.95
Cost of a pie = $6.95 - $2 = $4.95
Answer:
a)
Theoretical: 10/30 = 1/3
Experimental: 12/30 = 6/15
Step-by-step explanation:
the theoretical probability is if every number was rolled an equal amount of times. as there are 3 options and a number was chosen 30 times, if we divide 30 by 3 we will get the theoretical probability of choosing a 2
30 ÷ 3 = 10
the theoretical probability = 10/30 or simplified 1/3
the experimental probability is the result when one of the numbers from
1 to 3 were actually randomly selected 30 times. the chart shows that the 2 was selected 12 times out of 30 therefore the experimental probability = 12/30 or simplified 6/15
Theoretical:
fraction: 1/3
decimal: 0.33∞
percentage: 33%
Experimental:
fraction: 6/15
decimal: 0.4
percentage: 40%
I hope this was helpful :-)
