Answer:
The probability of obtaining a sequence which is neither strictly increasing nor decreasing in 0.76.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have 10 possible outcomes on a single throw.
So, outcomes in 3 throws =
outcomes.
Let x be the number of strictly increasing arrangements.
Let y be the number of strictly decreasing arrangements.
Let z be the number of outcomes that are neither strictly decreasing nor strictly increasing
So, we have 
If we look at a strictly increasing arrangement from the other/opposite side, it will look like a strictly decreasing arrangement.
So, x = y
Hence, we can say the final equation will be :

And for strictly increasing arrangements ,all 3 numbers will be different and it can be done in 10C3 ways.
10C3=
= 120 ways
So, 
Thus 
So, the probability is = 
Therefore, the probability of obtaining a sequence which is neither strictly increasing nor decreasing in 0.76.
Multiplicative inverse makes the numver 1 so it multiplies by 1 which cancles the number
examle
1/3x=10
to make 1/3 into 1
we multiplyu it by its mutlipcative invers which is 3/1
1/3 times 3/1=3/3=1
1/3x times 3/1=3/1 times 10
1x=30
additive inverse makes the number 0 to cancel it out
so example
x+3=10
add the inverse of 3 to make it 0
inverse of 3 is -3
3+-3=0
so x+3-3=10-3
x+0=7
x=7
53 because there is only 2 sides of a penny so 105 divided by 2 is 52.5
You need to change 3/4 to the same denominator of each option and none of them are greater.