Lets say W=Wesley, M=Max, and J=Jared.
So your equations are M=2J, 2M=W, and M+J+W=21days(3 weeks)
So substituting M and W into M+J+W=21 gives you 2J+J+2M=21, substitute M again, to get 2J+J+4J=21 so you get 7J=21 so J= 3 days. Using J=3, substitute in to find M, using M=2J, so M=2(3) so M=6 and using that, substitute into 2M=W, so 2(6)=W so W=12. And 12+6+3=21 to check.
2x2x2x2x2=32
32x2=64
2x2x2x2x2x2=64
2^6 is your answer
Answer:
There is no question stated. If one assume the question is "Does the probability of picking the same color pen change after the first try?," the answer is "No."
Step-by-step explanation:
When the pen is replaced, the probability reverts back to the original value:
There are 7 pens:
5 Blue
2 Red
The probability of picking a red or blue pen on the first try is:
Red = 2/7
Blue = 5/7
When the pen is replaced, the probabilities return to the original values.
C is the answer for this question (2/10)
