$5+$16 = $21
$21+$6=$27
less than or equal to $27
It is 10.l; Divide 1000 by 93 1/2 and you get 10.6951872... which is a really long decimal, but keep in mind they are asking for the GREATEST POSSIBLE NUMBER that Jodi can cut out, which means that they are looking for a whole number; how much possible?
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
34).
Domain: {7, 3, - 7, - 3}
Range: {2}
Yes, the relation is function.
36). Choice (D)
Answer:
5:11
Step-by-step explanation:
Ok, so here:
Remember for basic probability, you have to do: Probability=Events/Possible outcomes. For multiple events, you have to multiply all together.
The probability the first guy that shows up will be 8/14, because out of the 14 people, 8 of them are men. This however isn't your answer, note the question says "Separately"
The probability the second person that comes in is a dude is 7/13, because you have the first guy already in, and only 13 left.
The third person to come in being a dude has a probability of 6/12
The fourth person to come in being a dude has a probability of 5/11
When you have multiple events, the way to solve probability is to find the chances of each as a fraction, then multiply them together.
8/14 * 7/13 * 6/12 * 5/11=1680/24024
1680/24024=168/168 (168 goes into both)
Your final answer is 10/143
~Hope this helps!
