Answer:
Mochi
Step-by-step explanation:
Mochi
Each week theres a increase of 4 in Mochi's weight. So you will add 4 twice to get to the 5th week.
4th week : 17
5th week : 21
Kappa
In 4 weeks Kappa weighed 14, which is less that Mochi at the pace Kappa is going at.
on the 3rd week Kappa weighed 11
and 2nd week Kappa weighed 5
and 1st week Kappa weighed 3
Looking at the graph, we can give a rough estimate on the 5th week it's going to be 16 or 17 either way making Mochi heavier.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Correct me is I'm wrong but I believe its a independent variable.
For the first letter we have 24 choices. Since letters can't repeat the second letter has 23 choices (24 minus 1 that was used for the first slot) and the third has 22 (24 minus one for the first slot and one for the second slot).
The total number of combinations is thus: 24 x 23 x 22= 12,144
Step-by-step explanation:
as in the other problem, the table describes mutually exclusive attributes.
so, we can simply sum the numbers up to get the total number of students :
3+9+2+16 = 30 students.
so, when picking a random student, we have 30 possibilities.
now, how many of those 30 have the desired attributes (to have a brother AND a sister) ?
I see 3 in the table.
so, the probability to pick a student that has a brother and a sister is
3/30 = 1/10 = 0.1
