There are 6 numbers on a cube.
The probability of landing on a certain number would be 1/6.
So for the first one to land on two, would be 1/6.
There are 2 numbers greater than 4, so the probability of that happening would be 2/6 ( reduces to 1/3).
To find the probability of both happening together, multiply each probability by each other:
1/6 x 1/3 = 1/18
Answer:
$ 1, 393
Step-by-step explanation:
5% of $27,860 is...
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
14 - If you add all she spent such as (1.95,30.00,7.50) then add it to what she has left over. You get $77.65
16- (63 x 2)+63+6=195
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Answer: Choice C 
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The open circle means we do not include the endpoint, hence the use of a greater than symbol. If we were to include the endpoint, then we'd have greater than or equal to. We can rule out choice B due to this reasoning.
The ray pointing to the right indicates we are talking about x values larger than 5, so we can rule out choice A and conclude the answer is C.
Side note: The notation
is saying "x is a real number"