You just solve for y.
y=<span><span><span>13/11</span>x</span>+<span>12/<span>11</span></span></span>
Answer:
3
Step-by-step explanation:
63/21 = 3
Since your second pick is affected by your first pick & your third pick is affected by the first two, it is dependent.
First pick: 18 marbles, 3 are red, so odds are 3/18 = 1/6
Second pick: 17 marbles, 8 are blue, odds are 8/17
Third pick: 16 marbles, 7 are black, odds are 7/16
<span>1/6 * 8/17 * 7/16 = 56/1632 = 7/204 & as mentioned before it's dependent</span>
Answer:
12 trades
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's call 'x' the number of trades they will do.
After each trade, the number of cards Ian has increase by 1 (he gives 1 but receives 2), and the number of cards Jason has decrease by 1 (he receives 1 but gives 2), so after x trades, the number of cards Ian has is 20 + x, and Jason has 44 - x.
To find the number of trades when they will have the same amount of cards, we have that:
20 + x = 44 - x
2x = 24
x = 12 trades
