Answer:
If the shelves are 4/5 full, then the total number of books in the library is 1,040 books
Step-by-step explanation:
13 roll of bookcases
All the bookcases have four shelves
Total number of shelves = 4 x 13
= 52 shelves
Each shelve holds 25 books each
Total number of books that can be in the shelves altogether = 52 x 25
= 1,300 books
If the shelves are 4/5 full, then the total number of books in the library is,
4/5 x 1300
= 1,040 books
1.) You have 12 toppings. You choose one topping--that leaves you with 11 toppings. You choose another--that leaves 10. 12×11×10 = 1,320.
Multiply 1,320 topping choices by 6 cheeses to get 7,920 total combinations.
2.) (Though I'm less sure of these)
CDs: 6×5×4×3×2 = 720
Cassettes: 5×4 = 20
DVDs: 8×7×6×5 = 1680
Answer:
no. it is not because 0.6 is a decimal
X ⇒ ln (2)
e^3 x - 8/e^2 x - 4
