Answer: Intersection of A and B = 2
Step-by-step explanation:
Total cards = 52
Let A is the event of drawing a 6 from the deck, and B is the event of drawing a black playing card from the deck.
Total cards having 6 on them = 4
[There are 4 suits of two different colors red and black.]
Total black playing card =26
Intersection of A and B = Black cards having 6 = 2
hence, Intersection of A and B = 2
Answer:
Thousands, probably millions
Step-by-step explanation:
Starting equation:
92=J+L+B
To find how much money Jane has, we use the equation:
J=5+3L
To find how much money Bob has, we use the equation:
B=4L-1
Enter those equations in the problem
92=(5+3L)+L+(4L-1)
Combine like terms
92=4+8L
Subtract 4 to isolate variable
88=8L
Divide by 8 to isolate variable
11=L
Answer:
Lonnie has $11
Jane has $38
Bob has $43
side note: Lonnie is that one poor friend we all have
