Answer: First, suppose that A is a knight. then when he says "i am a knave" he would be lying, so you have a logical failure because knights can't lie.
if A is a knave and says "I am a Knave, but B isn’t" then he would be telling a truth in the first part.
now you have two paths to tink itm as A said a truth, he can't be a knave. but if you consider the whole sentence can be splitted in two sentences.
I am a Knave ----- wealready know that will be a truth.
but B isn’t----- and now, as the first sentence is true, this must be false, so the sum of both sentences is false.
so A is a knave and B is a knave.
The answer is H i am possibly sure it is
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
13 customers use to text,
10 customers use the Internet,
the probability that a randomly selected customer who is on plan B uses the phone most often to text is
Step-by-step explanation:
A phone company surveys a sample of current customers to determine if they use their phones most often to text or use the Internet.
Plan B:
13 customers use to text,
10 customers use the Internet,
23 customers in total.
The probability that a randomly selected customer who is on plan B uses the phone most often to text is
First we will multiply both sides by 2 to eliminate 1/2 from h.
2 x A = 1/2bh x 2
2A = bh
Now we divide both side by b to eliminate b from h.
2A / b = bh/b
2A/b = h