57+57+63
=177
no, there are more students than seats, (unless the players are included in the number?) in that case are there 27 players in a game? idk basketball, on the bench maybe?
Answer:
100$or 20.4 that is the answer
Answer:
1/6
Step-by-step explanation:
Intuitively, since the sizes of 1,2,3,4,5,6 are all the same, we can deduce that landing any of these numbers have the same probability. Thus, since there are 6 numbers the answer is 1/6
The product is multiplication:
2751×96
This is my way of working out multiplication which
is a very easy way! :)
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Answer:
480 times
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
---- total number of rolls
See attachment for complete question
Required
Times OO will appear in a roll of 2000 times
From the attached bar graph,
So, the occurrence of OO in 2000 rolls is:
