Answer:
They will be at a distance of 16 miles apart from each other.
Step-by-step explanation:
Both Joe and Anita start roller balding in opposite directions, and both of them have the same speed of 4 mph.
As they move oppositely in a straight line therefore, the distance between them will be the distance travelled by each of them's sum.
Distance covered by Joe in 2 hours= 8 miles
Distance covered by Anita in 2 hours= 8 miles
Therefore, the total distance from each other =16 miles
x+2 > 10 solves to x > 8 after we subtract 2 from both sides
So set A is the set of real numbers that are larger than 8. The value 8 itself is not in set A. The same can be said about 5 as well.
Set B is the set of values that are larger than 5 since 2x > 10 turns into x > 5 after dividing both sides by 2. The value x = 5 is not in set B since x > 5 would turn into 5 > 5 which is false. The values x = 6, x = 8, and x = 9 are in set B.
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Summarizing everything, we can say...
5 is not in set A. True
5 is in set B. False
6 is in set A. False
6 is not in set B. False
8 is not in set A. True
8 is in set B. True
9 is in set A. True
9 is not in set B. False
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
We can use basic probability to find the probability that this roll is not a factor of 35.
First off, we know that with a six sided die there are 6 possible things we can roll.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6
Now, what are the factors of 35? The factors of 35 will be any whole number that can be multiplied by another whole number to get 35.
- We know
, so two factors are 1 and 35. - We know
, so two factors are 5 and 7.
Therefore, the factors of 35 are 1, 5, 7, 35.
Both 5 and 7 are inside the range of 1-6. So the probability of rolling a side that's a factor of 35 will be
since there are two factors and 6 possible options.
This means, logically, there is a
chance of not rolling a factor of 35.
Hope this helped!
Let x = the number of students at Taft high school
5x-100 = the number of students at Jefferson high school
if x =300 than 5(300)-100=1500-100=1400 students at Jefferson high school
Answer: 54 and welcome
Step-by-step explanation: