Answer:
It seems like the question is not complete. So, I will asume that the complete question is: " A bomb is to be dropped along a mile-long line that stretches across a practice target. The target center is at the midpoint of the line. The target will be destroyed if the bomb falls within a tenth of a mile on either side of the center. Find the Probability that the target is destroyed if the bomb falls randomly along the line."
Step-by-step explanation:
The total of possible cases is the length of the line = 1 mi ;
The favourable cases are the two lengths of 0.1 mi = 0.2 mi ;
Assuming the bomb has no bias for any point ,
the probability of favourable cases' occurrence is 0.2/1 = 0.2
*see photo for complete solution*
So, the subtraction looks like this:
223
-119
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The reason why combining place values here is necessary is that 3 is less than 9 (so I can't just substract in the one's place without going to negative numbers)
so we combine the ones and tens places and substract the whole: 23-19 is four!
223
-119
_______
04
and then we continue
223
-119
_______
204
and that's the result!
Answer:
infinitely many solutions