4/15 of the balloons are purple. You have two darts. There are 105 combinations of hitting two balloons out of the 15. There are 6 combinations of purple balloons to be hit. This (Purple combinations over total combinations) is your probability. 6/105 simplified to 2/35 or 2:35
So your chance of picking the purple balloons, both purple, out is 2 in 35 or 2/35
Brainliest?
Answer:
303
Step-by-step explanation:
So the equation to find a term is An=a1+(n-1)d
An represents the value of the number (n)
and n is the selective that you want
d is the difference between the first and second term which is 23-18=5, and you can see that adding 5 to the previous term gives the following term.
a1 is the first term in the sequence
so knowing all that now you can go back and inset all variables into the equation
An=18+(58-1)5
An=303
Hope that helps :)
Please give brainliest
2x-7=29
"Seven less than" => minus 7.
"Two times <u>a number</u>" => 2x (x is the unknown number)
"is twenty-nine" => =29
Putting it all together,
-7 + 2x = 29
or
2x-7=29
(if you were wondering x is equal to 18)
5+6.50+7.21=18.71 30-18.71=$11.29 left
