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likoan [24]
3 years ago
5

Can you guys walk me through the teo questions ASAP

Mathematics
1 answer:
erma4kov [3.2K]3 years ago
4 0
16. C. 0 means it is at sea level. The question is asking about the elevation of each of the places. 1.3 means the elevation is 1.3 km. If I am wrong than the only other possibility is A.

17. C.Our total will come in the beginning : e = . 40,000 is your base salary so he will get 40,000 no matter what. He also gets $200 per car and per is multiplying so 200 • c. That will be added to our base salary and our equation will be : e = 40,000 + 200 • c.
Hoped I helped!
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i) Are these events independent?

No, because the both events are dependent. because a card taken out of the deck is not replaced back before taking out the other card so the chances of event occur change.

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Probability of drawing a diamond and then spade = (Probability of drawing a diamond) * (Probability of drawing a spade)

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Probability of drawing a diamond  = 13/52

Probability of drawing a spade:

Total cards in deck after taking diamond = 52 -1 =51

Spades = 13

Probability of drawing a spade  = 13/51

Probability of drawing a diamond and then spade = 13/52 * 13/51

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Probability of drawing a spade  = 13/52

Probability of drawing a diamond and then spade = 13/52 * 13/52

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