How do I put improper fractions in order on a number line? Ex: these 3 fractions are out of order 4/3, 7/3 and 17/9 where does t
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
we are given 8 songs
2 are <em>rock.</em><em> </em>4 are <em>reggae</em>, 2 are <em>country</em>
we want to figure out the probability of getting both reggae songs
notice that, they aren't replacing thus it's an independent probability
recall that,
P(A) represents the chance of getting our subject first time and P(B|A) represents the chance of getting the same subject second time
let's figure out P(A)
we have 2 reggae songs
and total 8 songs
therefore
let's figure out P(B|A)
since we took a reggae song before now we have only a reggae song
and total 8-1=7
therefore
Altogether
simplify multiplication:
And we are done!
now, the angle of θ, can only have a "y" value that is positive on, well, y is positive at 1st and 2nd quadrants
and "x" is positive only in 1st and 4th quadrants
now, that angle θ, can only have those two fellows, "y" and "x" to be positive, only in the 1st quadrant, and also both to be negative on the 3rd quadrant.
and that those two fellows, can also be both negative in the 3rd quadrant
3/1 = 3, and -3/-1 = 3
so, the solutions can only be "3", when both "y" and "x" are the same sign, and that only occurs on the 1st and 3rd quadrants