a. The probability of picking exactly two $10 bills is 
b. The probability of picking at most one $5 bill is 
<em><u>Explanation</u></em>
Number of $10 bills 
and number of $5 bills 
Total number of bills= 5+3 = 8. You need to randomly pick 4 bills, so the total possible outcome
<u>a. </u>
For getting exactly two $10 bills, you need to pick two $10 bills and two $5 bills. That means we will pick two $10 bill from 5 bills and two $5 bills from 3 bills.
So, the probability 
<u>b.</u>
For getting at most one $5 bill, you need to pick <u>either zero or one</u> $5 bill.
If you pick <em>zero</em> $5 bill, that means there are <em>four</em><em> </em>$10 bills
and if you pick <em>one </em>$5 bill, that means there are <em>three </em>$10 bills.
So, the probability 
Given:
Hyren Airlines - 106.133
Xyx Motors - 97.701
Ergar Appliances - 101.294
Par Value - $1,000 a piece
Hyren Airlines: 1,000 * 106.133 = 106,133
Xyx Motors: 1,000 * 97.701 = 97,701
Ergar Appliances: 1,000 * 101.294 = <u>101,294</u>
Total 305,128
305,128 / 100 = 3,051.28
George will spend $3,051.28 to purchase one bond from each corporation.
1/9 because 5 shows up 4 times out of 36 times so that would be 4/36 and you would simplify it to get 1/9
Answer:
4 sweaters
Step-by-step explanation:
If the ratio is 7:2, then 14//7 = 2
2x2=4
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