-4/15 I think
-3/5x3= -9/15
1/3x5= 5/15
-9/15 - 5/15=4/15
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Functions to model reality </u>
There are situations in real life where some variables depend on other(s) and that dependency can be determined as a practical rule or from a well-known theory. The expression who relates those variables are commonly called functions and they become a very useful tool to analyze, explain and predict the behavior of such events.
We know the monthly budget of a company is x dollars. $20,700 out of it is spent on salaries. After deducting salaries, the remaining budget is

One-fifth of it is spent on office supplies, so the required function is


Answer: The probability of selecting a jury of all faculty=0.000071
The probability of selecting a jury of six students and two two faculty=0.3667
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: The number of students = 9
The number of faculty members=11
The total number of ways of selecting jury of eight individuals=
The number of ways of selecting jury of all faculty=
The probability of selecting a jury of all faculty=
The number of ways of selecting jury of six students and two two faculty

Now, the probability of selecting a jury of six students and two two faculty

Pick a 3. P1/6
Pick another not 3 but 5 or 6 is P2/5
1/6 x 2/5 1/15 = 0.0667
Answer:
645320
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: 6_5_2_
If a multiplication sign is placed between the second and third digit, and an equal sign is placed between the third and fourth digit, then
6_ × 5 = _2_
The passcode contains 6 DIFFERENT digits, so we know the missing numbers cannot be 6, 5, or 2.
So, do a trial and error session of multiplying 5 by numbers it could possibly be (60, 61, 63, 64, 67, 68, 69).
64 × 5 = 320. It is the only equation that is both correct and matches the digits given, so the missing digits are 4, 3, and 0. Barry's passcode is 645320.