Answer:
0.12 (12%)
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: Given data
Probability of rain every day: 70% (0.7)
Step 2: Calculate the probability that it rains every day
The probability that it rains one day is independent of the probability that it rains another day. For independent events, we can calculate the probability that it rains every day by multiplying the individual probabilities. Since the individual probabilities are equal, this is the same as raising the individual probability to the number of days.
P = 0.7⁶ = 0.12
(13+14)+11= 13+(14+11)
Associative property of addition
20/60 = 10/x
Cross multiply 10 with 60
600
Divide by 20
30.
It will take 30 minutes.
All you have to do is move your decimal point over eight places to the right and then subtract that from the first number and you have your answer.
-38 > -83
Where Andrew and his father are scuba diving has a higher elevation than tackle box Canyon.
