Assuming the order does not matter, you want the number of combinations of 9 things taken 5 at a time. The combinations can be shown as C(9,5), 9C5.
C(9, 5) =
9/5(9-5) =
9*8*7*6*5 / 5*4
The 5 terms cancel.
9*8*7*6 / 4*3*2 =
9*7*2 =
126
The above change is because 4*2 cancels the 8 in the numerator and 6/3 = 2
Therefore, the solution is 126.
<span>0.03 x 1,000=30! In multiplying decimals, you'll move the decimal's period to the number of zeroes in the multiplier! 1,000 has 3 zeroes. So, it's equal to 30. So basically he was wrong because 0.03 times 1,000 doesn't equal 3 it equals 30. He made the mistake of not moving the decimal point enough.</span>
Answer:
M=19400(1.5)/1-(1+1.5)-(15x12)
M=28917.50
Then you would round up so it wo9uld be $28,918.
Answer:
5v24
Step-by-step explanation:
(v22)(5v2) = 5v(2+22) = 5v24
