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Verdich [7]
3 years ago
9

Ron draws 16 cards from a standard deck of 52. The deck is made up of equal numbers of four suits: clubs,diamonds, hearts, and s

pades. How many of the card drawn can Ron expect to be spades? How do I solve this? Thanks
Mathematics
1 answer:
vladimir1956 [14]3 years ago
8 0
See ron drwa 16 cards which means 4 card from each suit
4*4=16
total number of cards in each suit is 13-4=9
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Answer:

Answer:

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Los Angeles       2,400    1,200      3,000

b) Ending Inventory: Matrix D:

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San Francisco      400     4,800     3,000

Los Angeles      1,600     7,800     3,000

Step-by-step explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Stock on January 1: Matrix A

                              Hard    Soft       Plastic

San Francisco       1,000   3,000    6,000

Los Angeles         1,000   6,000    3,000

Sales in January: Matrix B

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San Francisco       700     1,200     2,000

Los Angeles         400       200        500

Restocking: Matrix C

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San Francisco    600   1,500      1,500

Los Angeles      500     500        500

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San Francisco       700     1,200     2,000

Los Angeles         400       200        500

* 6

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San Francisco     4,200   7,200     12,000

Los Angeles       2,400    1,200      3,000

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Restocking: Matrix C6

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Los Angeles    3,000   3,000      3,000

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Matrix A + Matrix C6 - Matrix B6

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                             Hard    Soft       Plastic

San Francisco       1,000   3,000    6,000

Los Angeles         1,000   6,000    3,000

+

Restocking: Matrix C6

                           Hard     Soft       Plastic

San Francisco  3,600   9,000      9,000

Los Angeles    3,000   3,000      3,000

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San Francisco      400     4,800     3,000

Los Angeles      1,600     7,800     3,000

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