The general equation is that for every red tile, there must be 12 blue ones.
Algebraically this is expressed as b = 12r where r is red and b is blue. Your teacher might like you to express it as y = 12x where y is blue and x is red. The meaning is the same.
For beginners it might be easier to say b = 12r. So if you have 15 reds then r = 15
b = 12 * r
b = 12 * 15
b = 180 blue tiles.
8-2=6
10+6+3=19
I’m not sure if you are allowed to do it that way so I can find other ways if needed
Answer:
The answer is 20,358,520
Step-by-step explanation:
Selecting 6 numbers from a collection of 52 numbers regardless of order involves a combination.
Note: if regards was taken into order of selection, this would be a permutation.
Hence, the different 6 number selections out of 52 is
52C6 = 52! / [6!*(52-6)!]
= 52!/(6!*46!)
= 20,358,520
Answer:
12.5 m in 1 second.
Step-by-step explanation:
400/32=12.5
