Please, Karla, explain what "C" and "n" represent. Are you talking about combinations (for example, n+2 objects taken n at a time? Or is C some kind of function? I don't quite see the relationship of this problem to 'data management.'
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:6/5
I think this is the answer, sorry I am not 100% sure
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
you have to add all the fractions to find the perimeter
10 1/7+10 1/7= 20 2/7 (width)
20 2/7+35 3/7(length) =55 5/7
12 2/7+12 2/7=24 4/7
55 5/7+24 4/7= 79 9/7=80 2/7
80 2/7+ 15 3/14+ 24 1/14= 562/7+ 213/14+337/14= (1124+213+337)/14
=1674/14=119 8/14= 119 4/7
From the Venn diagram, we can gather that there are 35 total objects (6 in both A and B; 15 in A but not B; 10 in B but not A; and 4 in neither A nor B), and we have the probabilities

(this is the answer)

By definition of conditional probability,

