25 - 6r = 25
-6r = 25-25
-6r = 0
r = 0/-6
r = 0
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : In a state where license plates contain six digits.
Probability of that a number is 9 = 
[Since total digits = 10]
We assume that each digit of the license number is randomly selected .
Since each digit in the license plate is independent from the other and there is only two possible outcomes for given case (either 9 or not), so we can use Binomial.
Binomial probability formula: 
, where n= total trials , p = probability for each success.
Let x be the number of 9s in the license plate number.
Then, the probability that the license number of a randomly selected car has exactly two 9's will be :
Hence, the required probability = 0.098415
Answer: Check explanation.
Step-by-step explanation: I think its 0. Not sure. Hope this helped!
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
From the first receipt:
2 pounds of grapes + 4 pounds of oranges = 10.70 which, in an algebraic equation, looks like this:
2g + 4o = 10.70
From the second receipt:
3 pounds of grapes + 2 pounds of oranges = 9.65 which, in an algebraic equation, looks like this:
3g + 2o = 9.65
Putting those together into a system and solving using the elimination method:
2g + 4o = 10.7
3g + 2o = 9.65
I am going to eliminate the oranges first since it's easier to do that. I will multiply the second equation by -2 to get a new system:
2g + 4o = 10.7
-6g - 4o = -19.3
As you can see, the oranges are eliminated because 4o - 4o = 0o. That leaves us with only the grapes:
-4g = -8.6 so
g = 2.15
Grapes cost $2.15 per pound. Now sub that into either one of the original equations to solve for the cost per pound of oranges:
2(2.15) + 4o = 10.7 and
4.3 + 4o = 10.7 and
4o = 6.4 so
o = 1.60
Oranges cost $1.60 per pound. That is choice D from your list.
