To solve, simply layout and equation.
3/6*2/6.
Step 1: Simply 3/6.
1/2*2/6
Step 2: Simplify 2/6.
1/2*1/3
Step 3: Multiply.
1/2*1/3
1/6.
So, the answer to this problem is 1/6.
A total of 1,716 selections of the 7 flowers are possible.
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1:
There are 13 flowers from which Jeanine Baker plans to use 7 of them.
To determine the number of selections that are possible we use combinations.
The formula for combinations is;
.
Step 2:
In the given formula, n is the total number of options and r is the number of options to be selected.
For this question,
and
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So 
So a total of 1,716 selections are possible.
-5 is the real part and 6i is the imaginary part. This can be determined by looking which number has the "i" attached to it.
Answer:
c) 6
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a straight-forward application of the Law of Cosines:
... a² = b² + c² -2bc·cos(A)
... a² = 8² +11² -2·8·11·cos(32.2°) ≈ 64 +121 -176·0.8462
... a² ≈ 36.07000
... a ≈ 6.00583
The best choice is c) 6.
Answer:
The Answer is D Number line graph with closed circle on 10 and shading to the left. I took the test and got it right.
a number is at most 10 so it could be ten so it is a closed circle. it is shading to the left because no more than than ten