A bag contains 12 slips of paper of the same size. Each slip has one number on it, 1-12. Describe an impossible event.
1 answer:
There are many impossible events. Here are a few.
I'm sure you can think of at least 15 more:
-- Pull 5 multiples of 3 from the bag.
-- Pull 3 multiples of 5 from the bag.
-- Pull 7 odd numbers from the bag.
-- Pull 7 even numbers from the bag.
-- Pull two slips from the bag whose sum is more than 21 .
-- Pull three slips from the bag whose sum is more than 33 .
-- Pull two slips from the bag whose sum is less than 3 .
-- Pull three slips from the bag whose sum is less than 6 .
-- Pull two slips from the bag whose product is more than 132 .
-- Pull two slips from the bag whose product is less than 2 .
etc.
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Answer:
12
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Answer:
x=18 is not a solution
Step-by-step explanation:
18+9=27 but this is saying it has to be less than 27 so this is not a solution
Ok can you please show the formula or give more information please
Answer:
Deductive
Step-by-step explanation:
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This is a deductive argument because the inductive use the particular to get the general and the deductive use the general to get the particular.