I think it's two-sixths, or one-third in simplest form. Since Josh and Chris are only two out of the six racers in that race, the probability that Josh and Chris will get an outside lane in the fist heat is one-third.
Answer:
p = 144/11
Step-by-step explanation:
12/11 = p/12
~Simplify
12/11 = 1/12p
~Multiply 12 to both sides
144/11 = p
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Answer:
x² -11x +18 = (x -9)(x -2)
Step-by-step explanation:
The x-coefficient is the sum of the constants in the binomial factors; the constant term is their product. It usually works well to look for factors of the constant that have the right sum. Here, both must be negative.
18 = (-1)(-18) = (-2)(-9) = (-3)(-6)
The factors -2 and -9 have a sum of -11, so those are the binomial constants of interest. The factorization is ...
x² -11x +18 = (x -9)(x -2)
Answer:
B:Multiplication of the outer terms of the two factors does not result in -7x
Step-by-step explanation:
