Write a compound inequality that the graph could represent.

9 ⅚ + 1 ¼ +____=14 i need the anwser right away

Tpy6a [65]

Answer:

-1/12

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Step-by-step explanation:

9 5/6 = 9 10/12

1 1/4=1 3/12

9 10/12+1 3/12=14 1/12

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3 years ago

Please help my assignment is due at 12:00!!

Brums [2.3K]

Answer: -13, -12.9

Step-by-step explanation:

pull out that HANDY DANDY calculator dog because we are about to go on a MATH ADVENTURE oh yea.

ok first make sure it is a reasonably good calculator but you can even use a calculator on your chromebook, maybe an online one? we need one that gives us PARENTHESES.

ok now you are going to want to input into this calculator, $(335 / 2)$ in other words 335 divided by 2. what do we get? we get

$167.5$

ok cool WE ARE MAKING PROGRESS HERE!!!

now i want you to look for the square root button, it looks like a radical like this

$\sqrt[2]{}$ or MAYBE IT DOESNT EVEN HAVE THE 2 and it is just: $\sqrt[]{}$

and press it, it should give you the square root but we want to find $\sqrt{167.5}$

and we get.....

$12.942...$

MY GOD THAT IS A SUPER LONG NUMBER! but its ok we only need 3 digits after the decimal. now notice that there is a negative sign behind that radical. thats radical, dude, ok now we have $-12.942...$

if we round to the nearest INTEGER then we need to round to the nearest WHOLE NUMBER which is

$-13$

and the nearest TENTH is one number after the decimal place so it would be...

$-12.9$

SURFS UP DUDE

P.S. i mention the parentheses because you can even do $\sqrt{(335/2)}$ (press square root button then opening parentheses then 335 / 2 then close parentheses and hit equal sign or ENTER) but dont forget that EPIC NEGATIVE SIGN!!!!!!!

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2 years ago

Mario draws two cards, one from each of two shuffled decks. Each deck has 12 cards labeled 1-12. What is the

Kay [80]

Answer:

$\frac{11}{72}$

Step-by-step explanation:

There are two shuffled decks each of which contains 12 cards.

we need to collect two cards, 1 card from each shuffled decks.

Taking the 1st suffled decks we need to drawn one. The probability of getting 6 from the 1st shuffled decks is $\frac{1}{12}$ . In this scenario we need to find the probability of not getting 6 from the 2nd shuffled decks. The probability of not getting 6 is $\frac{11}{12}$ .

The case can also be vice-versa, that is we can get one 6 from the 2nd shuffled decks.

Hence the total probability is $2 times \frac{1}{12} times \frac{11}{12}$ .

Theoritical probability refers to those outcomes which we suppose to be happen. Experimental probability means the outcomes which can come true if tried.

The given scenario is an example of Experimental probability, as it can also be true if tried.

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3 years ago

Find the value of the expression 63 - 21 + (3 x 11)

bixtya [17]

Answer: First solve the parentheses using order of operations. Then add and subtract from left to right.

Demo:

(3 * 11) = 33

Equation now looks like:

63 - 21 + 33

63 - 21 = 42

Equation now looks like:

42 + 33

42 + 33 = 75

The value of this expression is 75.

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3 years ago

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Nour and Rana are shopping for a Christmas tree. They are deciding between 222 different types of trees (real and fake) and 444

ioda

From what the statement says the question seems to be to represent the sample space of randomly choosing a type of tree and a color for the decorations

In this case, what we must do is identify the events that exist and the options that each event has, like this:

Event 1:

Tree type: real or fake

Event 2:

Colors for the ornaments: White (W), Silver (S), Gold (G) or Purple (P)

Since in an event there are 2 options and the other 4 options, the final number of options would be 2 * 4, that is, 8 options, represented below:

(real, W), (real, S), (real, G), (real, P), (fake, W), (fake, S), (fake, G), (fake, P)

The above would be the sample space of the events.

Now the probability of 1 coming out is 1 over the event total, or 1/8.

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4 years ago

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