Rosa brought d drawings to an art show. After selling 15 of them, she had 38

Cuanto es 15 más 15 multiplicado por 2

DENIUS [597]

Answer:

60

Step-by-step explanation:

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3 years ago

An investment analyst has tracked a certain bluechip stock for the past six months and found that on any given day, it either go

anastassius [24]

Answer:

0.2109 or 21.09%

Step-by-step explanation:

In order to maintain the same price after two days, the stock must go up (U) on two days and go down (D) on two days, the sample space for this event is:

S={UUDD, UDUD, UDDU, DDUU, DUDU, DUUD}

There are 6 equally likely possible outcomes. The probability that the price of the stock will be the same as it is today is:

$P =6* (0.25*0.25*0.75*0.75)\\P=0.2109=21.09\%$

The probability is 0.2109 or 21.09%.

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2 years ago

A video game store allows customers to rent games for 4.75 each. Customers can also buy a membership for $54 annually, and video

ankoles [38]

Answer:

24 video games

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x represent number of video games.
We have been given that a video game store allows customers to rent games for $4.75 each. So the cost of renting x video games would be 4.75x.

We are also told that customers can also buys a membership for $54 annually, and video games would only cost $2.50 each. The cost of renting x video games after membership would be 2.50x + 54

To find the number of video-games that will cost same for both options, we will equate both expressions as:

4.75x = 2.50x + 54
4.75x - 2.50x = 2.50x - 2.50x + 54

Therefore, a customer would have rent 24 video games in a year in order for the two options to be equal.

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2 years ago

The ratio of the volume of soda in glass A to the volume of glass B is 8/3 to 7/2

MrRa [10]

Answer:

Total volume in the two glasses is 740 mL.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Ratio of the volume of soda in glass A to the volume of glass B = 8/3 : 7/2

Volume of soda in glass A = 320mL

To Find :

The total volume in the two glasses = ?

Solution:

Let the volume of soda in glass B be x

then

$\text{ratio of soda in glass A} \times \text{ the volume of soda in glass B} = \text{ratio of soda in glass B} \times \text{ the volume of soda in glass A}$