He has 420 cards. if you have 30 packs and 14 in each just 30*14
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
To the nearest thousand the answer is 0.
If you meant thousandth then the second 4 to the right of the decimal point occupies the thousandth place. so that 4 is followed by a 3, that 4 is not changed.
The answer is 44.544
but it does depend on what you meant.
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4/29 is the probability that a student who did not complete the homework passed the test.
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
It is given that,
There are 29 students in a math class.
Two types of students who passed the test and are not passed the test.
The other two types of students are who completed the assignment and did not complete the assignment.
So, the given data can be formed as a table.
- There were 22 students who passed the test.
- There were 20 students who completed the assignment.
- There were 18 students who passed the test and also completed the assignment.
Passed the test Not passed the test Total
Completed assignment 18 - 20
Not completed assignment x - -
Total 22 - 29
Now, you need to find the probability that a student who did not complete the homework passed the test.
⇒ No.of students completed assignment passed the test / Total students.
<u>To find the no.of students completed assignment passed the test :</u>
Let 'x' is the no.of students completed assignment passed the test.
⇒ 18+x = 22
⇒ x = 22 - 18
⇒ x = 4
∴ P(students completed assignment passed the test) = 4 / 29.
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