Answer:
10
I dont need brainliest
Brainley patrol took down my question :(
Answer:
1/36
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability that the first winner lives in Gaston is 2/9. The probability that the second winner lives in Gaston is 1/8, the number of remaining Gastonites divided by the total number remaining in the pool.
Then the probability of both of these events is the product:
P(2 from Gaston) = (2/9)(1/8) = 2/72 = 1/36
The probability both are from Gaston is 1/36.
Ms. Smith can make:
1 group of 63, or 63 groups of 1
3 groups of 21, or 21 groups of 3
7 groups of 9, or 9 groups of 7
28+35
63 students
Multiples of 63
1,<em>3,7,9,21,</em>63<em />
The answer would be 224 pages!
No, because if you plug in 10 for y and 5 for x then solve the inequality says 10>10
