Dependent: Ventus has a bag of chex mix and he spent his time counting and organizing the food. There are 13/31 white pieces of chex, 10/31 pretzels, and 8/31 cracker bites. he wants to see if he can grab two white chex pieces, one at a time without replacing the first attempt. He reaches his hand into the bag and gets a white chex piece and doesn't replace it. What is the probability that Ventus will grab another white chex?
independent: Cabel has a bowl of fruit and his sister won't let him take one and look at it for some strange reason/ however, she does tell him the probability of picking each fruit out of 12. 2/6 oranges, 3/12 apples, and 5/12 bananas. He must replace every fruit he picks. What is the probability of picking an orange?
Answer:
-4409/100
bcoz there is decimal next to 2 numbers
Answer:
9ft
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the pythagorean theorem.
15^2 = 12^2 + x^2
solve for x
x^2 = 81
x = 9
2) AAA
or the angle-angle-angle postulate.
There are congruent angles (as seen by the lines on the angles) that indicate this is the accurate answer.
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