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Considering the situation described, the classification of the runners is given as follows:
Dan - Ben - Alex - Curtis.
<h3>What is the classification of the runners?</h3>
The oldest came in second place. Ben is older than Alex, and Curtis is older than Dan, hence either Ben or Curtis finished second.
Alex ran the distance faster than Curtis, and Dan ran faster than Ben and Curtis, hence considering the above observation Ben finished second and the classification is:
Dan - Ben - Alex - Curtis.
A similar problem, in which a situation is interpreted, is given at brainly.com/question/5660603
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8,9,10
how i found this out was if u replace m with 8 it will be 8+7 which is 15 and less then 18
for 9 its 9+7 which is 16 which is less then 18
and for 10 its 10+7 which is 17 which is less then 18
and for 11 its 11+7 is 18 which is equal to 18 so it would not apply to this equation
hope this helps
<span>The number of ways to permute three correct answers among five questions is 5Choose3 which is 5!/(3!*2!) which equals 10.
We must then have the correct answer three times which happens .25 of the time, and two wrong answers 75 of the time.
So the probability is 10*0.25^3*.75^2 which is 0.087890625 or roughly an 8.8% chance.</span>