Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We must remember that in order to get one even number we need to multiply one even number times one odd number or two even numbers. So, the first term tells the probability of having an even number from A and an even number from B, the next would be even from A and odd from B and the last one tells the likelihood of having odd from A and even from B
Answer :
5g - g - 10h + 15 - 3
4g - 10h + 15 - 3
4g - 10h + 12
You’re supposed to put A on 1,-1
Q (2,-3) R (4,-3)
Answer:
D. 2 1/6
Step-by-step explanation:
To visualize the problem easier, start by converting all the fractions to improper fractions, this will allow you to just add the denominators and simplify the question:
1/6, 5/6, 1 3/6 —> 1/6, 5/6, 9/6
Now that the sequence is rewritten, you can simply add 4 to the numerator, which equals 13/6.
Rewrite this again by finding how many times 6 goes into 13, and use the remainder as the numerator of the new fraction, which will end up as 2 1/6.
