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COMPOUND PROBABILITY: John has a cookie jar with the following cookies in it. He plans to eat 2 cookes. What is the probability that he will select a Macadamia Nut Cookie AND then select a Cranberry Pecan cookie? Remember, since he is eating the cookies, he will not be replacing the cookies in the jar and the order he selects the cookies does not matter here. Simply all answers to lowest terms
Multiple both sides by 5/1 and get
-1/1 • (x-4) = -10/1
divide the numbers and get
-1 • (x-4) = -10
remove the parentheses
- x-4 = 10
move the constant to the right
-x = -10-4
calculate
-x = -14
change the signs
x= 14
Yes you can! Say you have 5(2 + x) + 3x. The answer would be 10+8x because when you use the distributive property you will end up getting 5*2 5*x and once you multiply, it's obvious 5 times 2 is 10 and 5 times x will equal 5x. Then you add 5x and 3x and get 8x. So, the simplified expression here is 10+8x. When you have this as an answer it's proving your answer right. You can without using the distributive property. We can have 10+5x+3x and it will be your simplified expression. It's the same thing with equations too.
Answer:
90-66=24
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