12 because if you take 2 and add it to 10 you get 12
Answer:
P(O|R)
Step-by-step explanation:
The conditional probability notation of two events A and B can be written as either P(A|B) or P(B|A).
The '|' sign is read as 'given'. So, P(A|B) is read as the probability of event A given event B which implies that it is the probability that event A will occur given that event B has already occurred.
In the question,
Event R = Person lives in the city of Raleigh
Event O = Person is over 50 years old
The statement says, 'given that the person lives in Raleigh' which means that event R has already occurred and we need to find the probability of event O (the randomly chosen person is over 50 years old).
Hence, this statement can be given in conditional probability notation as
P(O|R)
A = 5 + B
A + 5 = 2B
Let's get one of the variables on one side.
A = 5 + B
A = 2B - 5
By the transitive property
5 + B = 2B - 5
Solve for B.
5 = B - 5
10 = B
Use 10 = B in an earlier equation to find A.
A = 5 + B
A = 5 + 10
A = 15
Abe has 15$ and Ben has 10$.
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