Answer: Insufficient Information
The probability of selecting a red ball, a blue ball or a white ball is unknown.
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability of selecting a red ball, a blue ball or a white ball is unknown.
There could be 13 red balls, 1 blue ball and 11 white balls in the bag. There could be 3 red balls, 2 blue balls and 20 white balls in the bag. It is impossible to say with the information given have even numbers on them. The same thing applies to the number of balls with numbers or even numbers on them. The question does not specify how many white balls have each number on them.
The answer would be the distances that are not too large and not too small
A.legnth and width of a ball room
this would work because the next measurement is 1 mils and ball rooms are not that big
B. width of an eyelash. that is rediculously small so this is wrong
C. distanc from chicaco to san fransisco
way too far, use miles
D. height of a door
corect, door is apout 8 feet aprox
answer is A and D
486/6 = 81
Square root 81 = one side length = 9m volume = 9^3 = 729
cannot be changed to a mixed number. 10 could divide both numerator and denominator. And you get 2.
