In a bag there are 4 black marbles and 2 green marbles. What is the probability of choosing a black marble, not replacing it, th
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Answer:
Second Choice.
Step-by-step explanation:
That is the linear function. Any coefficients with higher degrees won't be considered as a linear function.
So we can cut out the first and last choice.
Then we have only two choices which are
The second equation is called <u>Rational</u><u> </u><u>Function</u><u> </u>where a variable is a denominator.
Therefore, the correct answer is second choice.
I believe the answer is 6 white marbles. how i figured that out was i made an equation. i took the variable Y (for the yellow marbles) times 2 minus 6 equals 18. you then add 6 to the other side of the equal sign to cancel out the 6. you then have y(2)=24. you divide y and 24 by 2. you get 12 yellow marbles. next step is to take 18 - 12. you are left with 6 white marbles. hope this helps!
