Answer:
Her data are partially shown in the table. Of the students she asks, 60% of those
who like to eat popcorn also like to eat candy. Complete the table to show the
number of student in each category.
Step-by-st
Rosa Collects data on what students at her school like to eat at the movie
theater. She asks a random sample of 120 students two questions. Do you liko
eat popcorn at the movie theatre? Do you like to eat candy at the movie theatre?
Her data are partially shown in the table. Of the students she asks, 60% of those
who like to eat popcorn also like to eat candy. Complete the table to show the
number of student in each category.
Answer:
a) 286
b) 1,037,836,800
c) 285
Step-by-step explanation:
a) Since order is not important, the total possible number of ways to choose 10 players out of 13 is the following combination:

b) The total number of possibilities to assign positions by the selecting 10 players is the permutation of 13 players for 10 positions:

c) The number of ways to pick 10 players including at least one woman is equal to the total number of ways to pick 10 players (found in item a) minus the the number of ways to pick 10 players without picking a single woman.
Since there 10 male players for 10 positions, there is only one possible way to pick a team without women, therefore:

It is already rounded to the tens because there is no digit but 0 in the ones digit. I hope this helped.
Answer:
3/2
Step-by-step explanation:
distribute 8,-3,7