To determine the number of tickets that Ric sold, subtract from the total tickets sold the sum of the number of tickets sold by Alex and Ian. This is mathematically shown as,
tickets (Ric) = tickets (total) - (tickets (Alex) + tickets (Ian))
tickets (Ric) = 48 - (11 + 18) = 19
Hence, Ric sold 19 tickets for the fundraising.
Answer:12√(3)
Step-by-step explanation:
2√(108)
2 x √(108)
2 x √(36 x 3)
2 x √(36) x √(3)
2 x 6 x √(3)
12 x √(3)
12√(3)
Answer:
1/6
Step-by-step explanation:
You have one die, with one 4 and six sides. The probability of getting a 4 with one roll is 1/6.
Answer: 0.1
Step-by-step explanation:
Let F = must stop at first signal .
F’ = do not have to stop at first signal .
S = must stop at second signal .
S’ = do not have to stop at second signal.
As given , we have
P(F)=0.40
P(S)=0.50
P(F∪S)=0.60
Use formula , 
i.e. 
The probability that she must stop at the first signal but not the second signal :

Hence, the probability that she must stop at the first signal but not the second signal= 0.1
It’s the 400 voters surveyed