The experimental probability that the next wooden box will be flawed is 
<u>Explanation:</u>
Given:
2 out of 12 wooden boxes is flawed.
Experimental probability that the next wooden box will be flawed = ?
If next wooden box is inspected, the total number of wooden box checked will be 12 + 1 = 13
If the next wooden box is flawed, then the number of flawed boxes would be 2+1 = 3
Thus, the experimental probability that the next wooden box will be flawed is
D. 48 she must rent 48 in order to receive the cash prize
X=-2500. i think im not completely sure
Answer:
Yes, the graph makes it appear as if sales increased three folds.
Step-by-step explanation:
The graph presented by the advertising company is misleading, as it attempts to exaggerate the effect of its advert on sales. This can be attributed to the scale which is isn't uniform.
Last year sale was about 137000 and it grew to 150000 as a result of advertisement.
But from the bar chart, it seems there was three times increase in sales.
Answer:
c=2
Step-by-step explanation:
7c=14
c=14/7
c=2
