If a theory is challenged, then that means that the theory may have a specific flaw, making it "not good"
Simple addition. The answer is 11.
Okay, so if you have 30 pieces of candy. 14 of them are cream soda flavored, so, right away, you can eliminate those. 30-14=16. 16 pieces are not cream soda flavored. So put the number of non cream soda flavored pieces as the numerator over the total number of candy pieces as the denominator. 16/30. However, we can simplify this. take the numerator and divide it by 2, to get 8. take the denominator and divide it by 2, to get 15. So the simplified fraction is 8/15. So there is an 8 out of 15 chance that you will pull out a candy that is not cream soda flavored.
The answer is 14 cases needed to hold 126 binders
3 boxes × 3 binder capacity=9
<span>You divide 126 by 9(126÷9)= 14 cases needed
Hope I helped:P </span>