Such a system of equations has no algebraic solution. Some graphing calculators will identify the points of intersection of the graphs to full calculator precision. Others can help you iterate a solution, if you need better accuracy.

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A chair can be purchased in one of four colors: red, white, green, or blue. The number of chairs purchased in each color is list

Makovka662 [10]

Answer:

$P(Red) = 0.125$

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

$Red: 150$

$White: 450$

$Green: 225$

$Blue: 375$

Required

Determine the probability of getting a red chair, next.

First, we nee the total number of chairs

$Total = 150 + 450 + 225 + 375$

$Total = 1200$

Probability of getting red is then calculated as thus;

$P(Red) = Red/Total$

$P(Red) = 150/1200$

$P(Red) = 0.125$

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x= -19

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