Answer:
The experimental probability of rolling a 2 is 
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Step-by-step explanation:
Since you didn't give any statements, I'll make one myself.
P of rolling a 2 (experimental): 
The experimental probability of rolling a 2 is .
I will right it sideways. you can use this strategy later on if you would like. I put (parentheses) around what is optional to include. the = to the left of the second word number is to show that the number is equal. if there are two different variables you would put a crossed out equal sign.
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eight= 8 l
more than= +
six= 6
times= x
(a)number= n l
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added (to)= +
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one= 1 l
more than= +
= number= n l
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(I tried to do parentheses)
then, you rewrite what you wrote beside the words!
(8+6n)+(1+n)
that is your equation!
Answer:
the answer is a 24%
Step-by-step explanation:
From the information given, we don't know how much each potato weighs. All we know is that when you add up all 5 of them you get one kilogram.
If all five have exactly the same weight then it's 200 grams.
