<span>If MN = 3 and MN = AB, then AB = 3
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Transitive Property
<span>D. the probability that a student has a car or job
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Answer: 3 kids take 3 pieces of candy each
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number of children that took 3 pieces is x ( total take 3*x pieces of candy)
Number of children that took 5 pieces is y ( total take 5*y pieces of candy)
1 child took 1 piece that actually means that x+y=18 and 3*x+5*y=84.
( Because total number of all kids is 19. We just deduct one kid (Let his name is John) who took only 1 candy. So we have 19-1 =18 kids without John. The similar is with the candies. Total number is 85. We deduct 1 piece which John has taken. )
So we have 2 equations or the system of 2 equations:
1). x+y=18
2). 3*x +5*y=84
Multuply both sides of equation 1) by 3
We have 3*x+3*y=18*3
Deduct 3*y from both sides of this equation
3*x+3*y-3*y=54-3*y
3*x=54-3*y
Substitute 3*x in equation 2). by 54-3*y
2) 54-3*y+5*y=84
2*y=30
y=15 ( kids take 5 pieces of candy each)
Using equation 1) find x
x+15=18
x=3 (kids take 3 pieces of candy each)
Here are some probability scenarios.
- Flipping a coin and seeing if it is heads or tails.
- Thinking to yourself: "Is it going to rain or hail?"
- Spinning a spinner and seeing what color it lands on.
- Probability in winning the lottery.
- Having 5 pairs of black shoes and one pair of yellow shoes.
The probability of picking the yellow shoe is 1/5.
There are lots of more examples out there!
<em>Hope helps!-Aparri </em>
Answer:
-4
Step-by-step explanation:
let n be least.
3n-12=4(n+n+2)
3n-12=8n+8
3n-8n=8+12
-5 n=20
n=-4
