Answer: Picture is blury for me I can not see it well enough
Step-by-step explanation:
All i see is the 8 ft and 17ft cant see any of the other numbers
36 all together.
22 first
14 second
8 random chosen
A) all first shift:
One is pulled 22/36
Second is pulled 21/35
Third is pulled 20/34
Fourth 19/33
Fifth 18/32
Sixth 17/31
Seventh 16/30
Eighth 15/29
Multiply all those together
Probability of all first shift is 0.010567296996663
(That means it's not happening anytime soon lol)
B) one worker 14/36
Second 13/35
Third 12/34
Fourth 11/33
Fifth 10/32
Sixth 9/31
Seventh 8/30
Eighth 7/29
Multiply all those together
Probability of all second shift is 0.000099238805645
(That means it's likely to see 100x more picks of all first shift workers before you see this once.. lol)
C) 22/36
21/35
20/34
19/33
18/32
17/31
Multiply..
Probability.. 0.038306451612903
D) 14/36
13/35
12/34
11/33
X... p=0.016993464052288
Probably not correct, haven't done probability in years.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
This question is asking you to insert two equations, f(x) and g(x), into the equation g(x) - f(x). This will lead to the equation below.
Now we can solve for the equation.
Answer:
50 eggs would cost 16$
Step-by-step explanation:
A dozen eggs is 12. So for 4 dozen eggs, you get 48. 48 eggs is 15.36$. If you divide the 3.84 to 12, you will get the individual price for each egg. The individual price for each egg is .32 cents. You need to add 2 more eggs to the 4 dozen to get 50 eggs. You times .32 to 2 and you get .64. After that you add .64 to the price of the 4 dozen eggs and you will get 16$
Simple version:
dozen eggs =12, cost 3.84$
4 dozen eggs= 48, cost 15.36$
3.84$ divided by 12 = .32 cents (price of the individual egg)
Add two of the individual eggs together and add it to 15.36$
:)
To find the cross product, you can set this up as a proportion. Please see the attached paper for one of the proportions you could use.
You would then multiply the numbers that are diagonal from each other.
You would have 21(8) = 12x or
168=12x.
