Product is multiplying. when you multiply a letter with a number you don't put any symbols so it would be 8c
Answer:
35
Step-by-step explanation:
7 orchids can be lined as 7!. This means that for the first orchid of the line, you can select 7 options. When you place the first orchid, for the second option you can select among 6 since 1 orchid has already been placed. Similarly, for the 3rd orchid of the line, you have left 5 options. The sequence goes in this fashion and for 7 orchids, you have 7*6*5*4*3*2*1 possibilities. However, there is a restriction here. 3 of the orchids are white and 4 are levender. This means that it does not make a difference if we line 3 white orchids in an arbitrary order since it will seem the same from the outside. As a result, the options for lining the 7 orchids diminish. The reduction should eliminate the number of different lining within the same colors. Similar to 7! explanation above, 3 white orchids can be lined as 3! and 4 levender orchids can be lined as 4!. To eliminate these options, we divide all options by the restrictions. The result is:
= 35. [(7*6*5*4*3*2*1/(4*3*2*1*3*2*1)]
First you want to find how many words she types per hour.
There are 60 minutes in 1 hour.
So multiply 70 words/min times 60 min/ 1 hr to cancel out the minutes.
You will get 4200 words / hr
Then multiply 4200 by 4 and 5
use * as multiplication symbol
4200 words/hr * 4 = 16,800 words/hr
4200 words/hr * 5 = 21,000 words/hr
She will type 16,800 - 21,000 words/hr
So Your answer is going to be letter G
The correct answer is B. Most patients who have a poor dental experience also have post-extraction complications. This can be shown through the fact that of everyone who had a poor dental experience, 94% said they had post-extraction complication. 94% is obviously <em>most</em>. We can not confidently say that poor dental experiences cause post-extraction problems because we do not know how many people who had a normal or good experience also had problems.
The first thing you need to do is add and then subtract