N = -3
5n + n + 6 = -18 - 2n
6n + 6 = -18 - 2n
-6 to both sides
6n = -24 - 2n
+2n to both sides
8n = -24
divide 8 to both sides
n = -3
Answer:
A) 0.1538
Step-by-step explanation:
4 members are going to be chosen:
M1 - M2 - M3 - M4
We have to find the probability that for each member, one without experience is chosen. There is no replacents.
Initially, we have 15 students, of which 10 have none experience. So the probability that M1 is chosen as a student with no experience is
.
Then, there are 14 students, of which 9 have no experience. So the probability that M2 is chosen as a student with no experience is
.
For the third member, there are 13 students, of which 8 have no experience. So the probability that M3 is chosen as a student with no experience is
.
For the last member, there are 12 students, of which 7 have no experience. So the probability that M4 is chosen as a student with no experience is
.
What is the probability that none of the members chosen for the team have any competition experience?
This is

The correct answer is:
A) 0.1538
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
In Adam's expression, d represents the original price of the game. 0.75d represents 75% of the original price; this is the amount of the discount, since everything is 75% off. Taking the difference of the original price and the discount, d-0.75d, gives us the total price of the game. In Rena's expression, 0.25 represents 25%. This is because taking 75% off of the price means we still pay 100-75 = 25% of the original price. Multiplying the original price, d, by the 0.25, gives us 25% of the original price; this is the total price.
Answer:
x =5
Step-by-step explanation:
We can use ratios for the side lengths
9 x
--------- = -----------
9+18 x+10
Using cross products
9 (x+10) = x * (9+18)
Distribute
9x+90 = x*27
9x+90 = 27x
Subtract 9x from each side
9x-9x+90 = 27x-9x
90 = 18x
Divide each side by 18
90/18 = 18x/18
5 =x
Answer:
17
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the X's are the same, the only distance we need to find is between the two y's