we are given
• 6 science-fiction stories
• 4 adventure stories
• 3 historical stories
• 2 sports stories
so,
total number of stories =6+4+3+2
total number of stories =15
Probability of selecting science stories:
number of science stories =6
total number of stories =15
P(S)=(number of science stories)/(total number of stories)


Probability of selecting adventure stories:
number of adventure stories =4
total number of stories =15
P(A)=(number of adventure stories)/(total number of stories)


now, we can find
the probability that the story Artie selects is either a science-fiction story or an adventure story
that is P(AUS)
p(AUS)=p(A)+p(S)-p(A∩S)
we know that
p(A) and p(S) are independent
so,
p(A∩S)=p(A)*p(S)
we can plug it
p(AUS)=p(A)+p(S)-p(A)*p(S)
we get
p(AUS)=
p(AUS)=
...........Answer
Answer:
3 19/24
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
A) 630 feet squared
Step-by-step explanation:
Yes.
Since 16 isn't a factor of 42, your GCF would be 2.
Hope that helps. -UF aka nadia
Answer:
The distance of the playground is 540m
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we are interested in calculating the length of the playground given the information in the question.
Where to attack the question from is the segment that states that he took a break after 480m and also had 2 breaks. Thus, the distance traveled would be 480 * 2 = 960 m
Now, to find the length of the track, we add the distance covered plus the distance uncovered. Mathematically that would be 960m + 120m = 1,080m
In the last part of the question, we are told that the track is twice as long as the playground. This means that the length of the playground or the distance of the playground is 1080/2 = 540 m