Let us name the players A,Dave,Zack,Paul,E and F
For the first position there are two candidades ( Zack / Paul )
For the second position there is only one candidate i.e. Dave
For the third place there will be 4 candidates (out of Zack and Paul - 1 as one of them is already taken for the first position and A, E and F total-4)
For the fourth place there will be 3 candidates ( out of the four available candidates in the 3rd place, one will be taken up for 3rd place )
For the fifth place there will be 2 candidates
Finally, for the last place there will be only one candidate left.
On multiplying the no. of available cadidates, we get 2 * 1 * 4 * 3 * 2 * 1 = 48 i.e. option (A)
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For the second question:
Let the no of dotted marbles be 'x' and no of striped marbles be 'y'
then the equation will become as follows
(y+6)/x = 3
and
(x+6)/y = (2/3)
On solving the equations, we will get x = 10 and y = 24
Total balls = 10+24+6 = 40 (option E)
Answer 3 will be ) For the first edge, he can choose 3 paths
For the second edge he can choose 2 paths for each path of its first edge's path
For the third , he is bounded to move on the paths created by the first and the second edges hence 1 path for each path created by the first and the second edge together
It will be multiplication of all the possibilities of the paths of the three edges differently.........
i.e. 3 * 2 * 1 = 6
Answer:
b) It is a binomial with a degree of 3.
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to find about which is true about the polynomial –8m3 + 11m from the given choices.
There are two terms so it is binomial.
Highest exponent on variable m is 3 so degree is 3.
Correct matching choice is "It is a binomial with a degree of 3."
Hence final answer is choice "b) It is a binomial with a degree of 3."
Living comfortably after you retire is the answer
Answer:#1
if corresponding angles are congruent
#2
if alternate interior angles are congruent
#3
if consecutive, or same side, interior angles are supplementary
#4
if two lines are parallel to the same line
#5
if two lines are perpendicular to the same line
#6
if alternate exterior angles are congruent
Answer:
C. Add the equations
Step-by-step explanation:
Adding both the equations will help eliminating 5y.
