Since there are equal numbers of pieces, the chances of Julio getting a red on the first pull is 12/24 or 1/2 (reduced)
However on the second pull there are only 11 reds (Julio pulled one out) out of 23 remaining pieces so the chances of pulling the second red are 11/23
Now multiply those possibilities:
1/2 x 11/23 and you will get 11/46 which is the probability of pulling two reds in a row. 11/46 is the answer.
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Answer: 32 buttons
Step-by-step explanation:
Matt has 11 white buttons.
Matt has 9 fewer brown buttons than white buttons. This means he has (11 -9) = 2 brown buttons
Matt has 17 more grey buttons than brown buttons. This means that he has (2 + 17) = 19 grey buttons.
The total number of buttons that Matt has will be;
= 11 white + 2 brown + 19 grey
= 32 buttons
You just need to see if you can isolate the y-variable.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1.
19² = 17² +x²
19² - 17² = x²
√361-289 =x
√72 = 8.5 ≈ x
Area = base*h/2 = 17*8.5/2 ≈ 72.3
Perimeter = 19+17+8.5= 44.5
and so on...
2.
x²= 5² +13²...
A= 5*13/2 =...
P= 5+13+x=...
3.
20² = 10² +x²...
A=10*x/2=...
P=20+10+x=...
4.
x² = 5² +14²...
A=5*14/2 =...
P= 5+14+x = ...