It is not.
6/12≠1/12
Say you where having a party and brought 2 one dozen boxes of cupcakes. After the party was over, you look in the first box and find 6 of the twelve cupcakes left. You look in the second box and find 1 of the twelve cupcakes left. The number of cupcakes left in each box isn't the same. The two fractions aren't equivalent.
Answer:
its the sceond one
Step-by-step explanation:
It'd be best if you were to enclose that fraction 4/3 inside parentheses:
<span>2>8−(4/3)h
Mult. all 3 terms by 3: 6>24 -4h
Add 4h to both sides: +4h +4h
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7+4h > 24
Subtract 7 from both sides: -7 -7
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4h > 17
Then h>17/4 (answer) Note: We want h to be positive. That's why I moved (-4/3)h to the other side of the = sign.</span>
Given:
A spinner is divided into 8 equal sections where 3 are black, 4 are yellow, and 1 is red.
To find:
The probability of it landing either on a yellow or a red section.
Solution:
We have,
Total number of sections = 8
Black sections = 3
Yellow sections = 4
Red sections = 1
Now,
Either yellow or red sections = 4 + 1
= 5
Now, the probability of it landing either on a yellow or a red section is:
Therefore, the required probability is 
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Replace x in the equation of f(x) and solve:
f(0) = sqrt(0) = 0
F(49/9) = sqrt(49/9) = 7/3
