This is true.
These are perfect squares: 4, 9, 25. These are not: 7, 8, 11
Answer:
21 consonant tiles
Step-by-step explanation:
Henry has a bag containing 39 letter tiles, some consonants, and some vowels.
He selects a tile without looking and then replaces it. If he pulls 7 consonant tiles and 6 vowel tiles, which is the most likely number of consonant tiles in Henry's bag?
Step 1
We add up the number of tiles that he pulls out of the bag
= 7 consonant tiles + 6 vowel tiles
= 13 tiles
Step 2
We divide the total number of tiles in the bag by the total number of tiles that was pulled out of the bag
= 39 tiles ÷ 13 tiles
= 3
Step 3
The most likely number of consonant tiles in Henry's bag is calculated as:
3 × The number of consonant tiles that was pulled out of the bag.
Hence:
3 × 7 consonant tiles
= 21 consonant tiles.
Therefore, the most likely number of consonant tiles in Henry's bag is 21 consonant tiles.
The answer is 4 square root 5 or -4 square root 5
