The probability that the first slice of the cake will have the marble exists
7/66.
<h3>How to determine the probability using parts A and B?</h3>
Part A of the question demands that the volume of the cake be
estimated.
The volume of the cake exists,
The part B of the question requires that the volume of each cut be
computed
The volume of each cut exists, V = 27
To estimate the required probability
We simply divide the volume of each cut by the volume of the cake.
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Therefore, the probability that the first slice of the cake will contain the
marble exists at 7/66.
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36 donuts (2 1/2 dozen) = $8.00
So, you divide 8 by 36 and you get about 22¢ for each donut. Then, you do .22 x 12 which equals $2.64.
One dozen donuts = $2.64
Rectangle A ~ Rectangle B
14/4 > 1 is what it looks like.