Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Consider the 
where 
is sigma algebra and 
is probabilistic measure. Denote 
where Paul wins. By additivity of measure we know that
.
So
.
But 
is exactly the set where Paul does not win. Q.E.D.
The total cost of these pepperoni slices is $1.92
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Each slice measures 7/8 of an inch. Here we have N slices, such that the measure of the N slices is 56 inches, then we have:
N*(7/8 in) = 56 in
Now we can find the value of N, the number of slices used:
N = (8/7)*56 = 64
And each slice costs $0.03, then the cost of the 64 slices is:
C = $0.03*64 = $1.92
The total cost of these pepperoni slices is $1.92
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10. -3g I think I used tiger algebra
Answer:
60
Step-by-step explanation:
You want to then multiply 5*4*3 to represent the different combinations we can make for each place. This gives us a total of 60 different possible ways that the runners can come in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place, assuming no ties.
The answer would probably be 18 degrees below normal because the absolute values of the rest are 8 not 18 which is the absolute value of 18 degrees below normal.
