Answer:
ummm where is the question anyway?
In this question, both tickets cost 2$ per ticket.
The answer to this question would be: $0
In WinOne scenario, you need to match a ticket that has to pick from A-J(10 possibilities) and 0-9 (10 possibilities). The chance to win would be: 1/10* 1/10= 1/100
The expected value must be:
E= chance to win * win amount - ticket price
E= 1//100*$200 - $2= $2-$2= 0
Divide the total amount charged by the number of hours worked, and you have $/hour
$168÷14 hours = $12/hour
If you multiply 36 by four since there are 4 wheels for skateboard
you will get 144. That number is the total number of wheels you need to order and since they come in packs of 20 what you need to do is divide 144 by 20 and you will get 7.2. So obviously you can't order 7.20 packs of wheels so this means that 8 packs of wheels must be bought in order to ensure that all of the skateboards get wheels on them.
The answer is 8.
