Answer:
(mn+n²)/(m+n)
Step-by-step explanation:
probability of blue marble= n/(n+m)
probability of red marble= m/(n+m)
probability that process stops = Probability of both blue + probability of both red= n/(n+m) × n/(n+m) + m/(n+m)×m/(n+m)
= (n²+m²)/(n+m)²
P(1st marbel is blue)= P(blue and red) + P(blue and blue)
= mn/(n+m) + n²/(n+m)
= (mn+n²)/(m+n)
P(1st marble is blue | process stops)= ( (mn+n²)/(m+n)× (n²+m²)/(n+m)²)/ ((n²+m²)/(n+m)²)
= (mn+n²)/(m+n)
Answer:
b
Step-by-step explanation:
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4 is the GCF.
Explanation:
4x3=12
4x5=20
5 Isn’t a factor of 12, and 6 isn’t a factor of 20. Each number above doesn’t work, so the greatest common factor of the numbers 12 and 20 must be 4.
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Answer:
- 90 student tickets
- 65 adult tickets
Step-by-step explanation:
For many "mixture" problems, it is convenient to use a variable for the quantity of the highest contributor. Here, we can use 'a' to represent the number of adult tickets, because adult tickets cost the most. Then the number of student tickets is (a+25), and the total revenue is ...
6a +3(a+25) = 660
9a +75 = 660
9a = 585
a = 65
(a+25) = 90
The drama class sold 90 student tickets and 65 adult tickets.
2.5 gallons is divided among 10 people.
2.5/10=0.25 gallons
