corrected question:A jar contains two blue and five green marbles. A marble is drawn at random and then replaced. A second marble drawn at random. For each of the following, find the probability that: a) both marbles are blue b) both marbles are the same color c)the marbles are different in color
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<u><em>The probability was done with replacement.</em></u>
Probaility of an event happening
number of blue marbles= 2
number of green marbles=5
total number of marbles=7
(a) probability that both marbles are blue = pr(first is blue)*pr(second is blue)


(b)probability that both marbles are the same color =pr(first is blue)*pr(second is blue) + Pr(first is green)*Pr(second is green)



(c)Probability that the marbles are different in colors=pr(first is blue)*pr(second is green) + Pr(first is green)*Pr(second is blue)



The correct answer is D (x - 5)(x - 2)
You can tell this because in the picture, we are looking for all of the cross sections to multiply to their appropriate boxes. In the bottom right corner, we see the number 10. This means that the bottom number and the right number must multiply to 10. This only happens in A and D, whereas in B and C those equal -10.
To determine between A and D, you must find the ones that have negatives, since the two x values are both negatives. D is the only one with negative numbers out of the ones we are left working with. Therefore, D is the correct answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
Put the value of x = -6 to all expressions:
