Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We can calculate probability by looking at the outcomes of an experiment or by reasoning about the possible outcomes.
If c = the cost of one table, the cost of all 25 tables before sales tax is 25·c
Since the sales tax is 5%, or 0.05, the sales tax for 25 tables is 25·c·0.05
Adding the sales tax to the original cost of the 25 tables can give you:
25·c + 25·c·0.05 = 1706.25
1.05·25·c = 1706.25
26.25·c = 1706.25
c =

= 65
so the refund for 5 tables would be 5*65 = $325
Answer:
See explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
A. P(top)=top outcomes/all kinds of outcomes=4/30=2/15=13.33333333333...%
P(bottom)=bottom outcomes/ all kinds of outcomes=1/30=3.33333333....%
P(side)=25/30=5/6=83.33333333333...%
B. No. If were equally likely, the probabilities for A would have been roughly the same. It seems like the side event is more probable.
<span> log3x − 5 16 = 2
+516 +516
log3x=518
x=(10^518)/3
the answer seems a bit crazy, you probably typed something wrong</span>