Since there are 2 black suites and there are 26 (1/2) black cards in a deck, and there is 1 five per suite, there are 2 black fives. Therefore, since there are 52 cards in a deck, there is a 2/52 you draw a black 5. To find the odds against that, we get 1-2/52=52/52-2/52=50/52 due to that we want to find the probability of not drawing a black 5 so we subtract the chances of getting that from the equation
The answer is 74.5 if you saying 4 divided by 298 then that is the right answer
Answer:
9(n + 22) ≤ -15
Step-by-step explanation:
9 times the sum of a number and 22 is at most −15
Let n = number
Times = multiplication
Sum = Addition
9 * n + 22
We must add parenthesis on the end on 22 and before n
We must do this because it says 9 times the sum of a number and 22 which means that 9 is being multiplied by both n and 22
We would have 9(n + 22)
9(n + 22) is at most -15
At most meaning that -15 is the highest number that 9(n + 22) can equal
Because it says at most 9(n + 22) can equal -15 or anything less than -15
So at most can be replaced with ≤
9(n + 22) ≤ -15
Answer:
8/15 +5/15 = 12/15 = 4/5
Step-by-step explanation:
