Probability =
(number of ways it can come out the way you want it to)
divided by
(total number of ways it can come out).
Total number of ways it can come out =
number of bottles in the cooler
= (10 + 15 + 13) = 38 .
Number of ways it can come out the way you want it to =
(soda + lemonade)
= (10 + 15) = 25 .
Probability of coming out the way you want it to =
25 / 38 = about 65.8 % .
Answer:
Part A: 14x + 2
Part B: CJ's order is $30, and Cameron's order is $58.
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Part A:</u> The total cost of the order would be $14 multiplied by the amount of canteens, plus the shipping price of $2. This is what my expression represents.
<u>Part B:</u>
CJ's Order:
14(2) + 2 =
28 + 2
$30
Cameron's Order:
14(4) + 2 =
56 + 2 =
$58
Hope this helps! :D
When multiplying exponents, remember the first rule: when multiplying similar bases, add powers together. 52% + 56% =? The bases of the equation remain unchanged, while the exponents' values are added together. Adding the exponents is only a quick way to get at the answer. Simply add the exponents to multiply exponential expressions with the same base. Simplify. The product rule applies because the base of both exponents is a. With a common basis, add the exponents.
The next larger thousandth is 36.994 .
The next smaller thousandth is 36.992 .
Neither of those is any nearer to 36.993
than 36.993 already is.
The last '3' at the end of 36.993 is in the thousandths' place.
There is no more piece of another thousandth after it.
So 36.993 is already on a complete thousandth, and
there's no rounding required.
I believe the right answer is B!
