Answer:
Hello There!!
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer is 3,9,15,21.
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Answer:
16.7%.
Step-by-step explanation:
There are initially 
pencils in the bag.
Take a pencil out of this bag of 47 pencils. 15 out of the 47 pencils blue. Let 
represent the event of getting a blue pencil on the first pick. The probability of getting a blue pencil is:
.
There are now 
pencils left in the bag. However, given that the first pencil removed from the bag is blue, the number of red pencils in the bag will still be 24. Take another pencil out of this bag of 46 pencils. Let 
represent the event of getting a red pencil on the second pick. The possibility that the second pencil is red given that the first pencil is blue will be:
.
The question is asking for the possibility that the first pencil is blue and the second pencil is red. That is:
.
Answer:
Approximately 67.348 litres can be put in six hemispherical bowl with a diameter of 35 centimetres.
Step-by-step explanation:
The volume of a hemisphere (
), measured in cubic centimetres, is obtained from this formula:
Where 
is the radius of the hemisphere, measured in centimetres.
We know that radius is the half of the diameter (
), measured in centimetres, then:
(
)
Now, we get the volume of each hemispherical bowl:
The total volume of six hemispherical bowl is:
From Physics we know that 1 litre equals 1000 cubic centimetres. Then:
Approximately 67.348 litres can be put in six hemispherical bowl with a diameter of 35 centimetres.
11/15, you would just divide 22/30 in half and that's as far as it can go.
Answer:
I believe that this is what you mean. (y^3+3y+7)*(8y^2+y+1)
Step-by-step explanation:
So your answer would be: 8y^5+y^4+25y^3+59y^2+10y+7
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