Find the total number of tickets sold by multiplying the number of students by the number of tickets each student sold:
23 x 44 = 1012 total tickets.
Each ticket sold for $7, now multiply the total tickets sold by the price of a ticket:
1012 x 7 = $7,084 total money
Answer: option a. A customer earns 1 free night per 10 nights stayed.
Explanation:
Building a table can help you:
x: number of nigths stayed ---------- f(x) = 1/x: number of free nights
10 --------------------------------------------- 10/10 = 1
20 -------------------------------------------- 20/10 = 2
30 -------------------------------------------- 30/10 = 3
40 -------------------------------------------- 40/10 = 4
Then, the pattern permits you to conclude that a customer earns 1 free night per each 10 nights stayed, which is the option a.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
darts are thrown (equal probability of landing anywhere on the dart board). What's the probability that they all land on a same half of the dart board?
Edit: I know the first 2 darts can land anywhere but don't know how to find the probability that the 3rd lands in an acceptable region.