Answer:
$2.43
Step-by-step explanation:
2.19×0.11=0.2409
2.19+0.24=2.43
I just looked up the question Bc I didn’t know if there was more to it but, Helen bought 15 chips and 8 pretzels. I hope this helps!!
The probability of picking a red marble three times in a row with replacement is:
number of red marbles divided by total number of marbles cubed...
(6/10)^3=27/125
The above is the theoretical probability...
From the chart we see that three reds in a row happened twice in twenty-five trials so the experimental probability is:
2/25
The experimental probability about 0.14 less than theoretically expected...
C)
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
We can use process of elimination
D is incorrect because the roots are 3 and -4 and there are no negative roots visible
B is wrong because the roots -3 and -6 are both negative
You can factor A into (x-2)(x-3) and the roots are 2 and 3 but the roots on the graph look closer to 3 and 6
For C it can be factored as (x-6)(x-3) so the roots are 3 and 6 which look accurate
