Answer:
See below
Step-by-step explanation:
When you roll an 8-sided die twice, the sample space is the set of all possible pairs (x,y) where x is the first outcome and y is the second outcome.
The sample space is:
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The sample space of the product xy of each outcome forms the required possibility diagram.
This is given as:

Answer:
3 or 6/2
Step-by-step explanation:
4--2 (you add there is a subtraction of a negative) over or divided by 3-1
The question is a little hard to understand... let me see what i can do. I'll edit what i figure out on here. :) (PS) Did you reword the question? Do you think you could double check and make sure this is what the question looks like?
Started her day with a full bag of apples (?)
She needs 3 for an apple pie
She had 12 total (?)
Or maybe she needs 12 for a pie and now she has 3?
Y = 1 3 -x = left[y \right] = \left[ 3-x\right][y]=[3−x]
Answer:
19\2
Step-by-step explanation: