Answer:
11.
Step-by-step explanation:
I got the answer of 11, as I:
-First, I worked out how many rides Margaret would be able to go on, so I did $35 -/- $3, which was a decimal, but the most amount of times would be 11 rides that she could go on, therefore, that's the amount of rides she would take, and have $2 left over.
Hope this helps!
--Emilie Xx
There is only two multiples of three on a six-sided die, the 3 side, and the 6 side.
3 x 20 = 60
6 x 20 = 120
120 + 60 = 180
$180.00 is your possible winnings total, but the question asks for your expected value on EACH roll, so you divide 180 by 6(sides on a die) to get your final answer
180/6 = 30
ANSWER: D. $30.00
The answer is .1391
Hope this helps!
(If your confused, I just put this in a calculator)







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