Answer:
The Probability of exactly one tag being lost, in terms of π is 
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the tree diagram attached to the bottom of this answer, you can see that the probability of only one tag being lost is the union of the probability of the left tag being lost when the right one is not lost and the probability of the right tag being lost when the left one is not lost.
Probability of losing only the right tag:

Probabilty of losing only the left tag:

Now, to unite those two probabilities, we use basic probability properties:
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Since the events are independent:
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So, the union becomes:
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Replacing:

$155,381 total after 15 years
Answer: 60
Step-by-step explanation:
3 x 5 x 4 = 60
I think this is a trick question. That’s because 5.61 is the width, 2.3 is the thickness, and 13.672 is the length. If they are cutting it into 3 strips, wouldn’t you just multiply 13.672 by 3 to get 41.016? That would be the total length right?
Answer:
1. F
2. (2,2)
3. points P and E
Step-by-step explanation: