B 3:7
If there are 6 mops, and 14 mops and brooms, you get 6:14, which simplifies to 3:7.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
We need to use the formula to calculate the probability of (A or B) where
A=Probability a student likes pepperoni
B=Probability a student likes olive
A and B =Probability a student likes both toppings in a pizza
A or B =Probability a student likes pepperoni or olive (and maybe both), a non-exclusive or
The formula is

Since 6 students like pepperoni out of 9:

Since 4 students like olive out of 9:

Since 3 students like both toppings out of 9

Then we have


Linear mathematical models describe real world applications with the use lines. For instance, a car going 50 mph, has traveled a distance represented by y=50x, where x is time in hours and y is miles. The equation and graph can be used to make predictions.