Answer:
The probability of getting a peach or an apple is 2/3.
Step-by-step explanation:
There are two peaches and four apples, so six fruits we want to know the probability of getting, and there are also three pears, which means we have nine fruits total. The chance of getting an apple or a pear is six out of nine, which simplifies to two out of three.
Answer:
3
Step-by-step explanation:
22-4 =18
2x3=6
18÷6=3
Remember to use the PEMDAS order of operation
Parenthesis, Exponent, Multiply, Divide, Add, Subtract :)
P=present value of investment = 2800
i=interest per quarter=0.07/4=0.0175
n=number of quarters money invested (to be calculated)
Interest = P[(1+i)^n-1]=500
2800((1+0.0175)^n-1)=500
(1+0.0175)^n=500/2800+1
take log on both sides
n(log(1.0175)=log(1+500/2800)
n=log(1+500/2800)/log(1.0175)
=9.471 quarters
=37.88 months
=37.9 months [ nearest tenth of a month ]
