Answer:
20.508%
Step-by-step explanation:
1/2 chance for one free throw.
1/2*4/10=4/20=1/5
Therefore, 20.508%
a) if the two gloves someone receives might both be for the left hand or right hand.
b) if each sister gets one left and one right.
Soln:
a) So i thought about dissectng the problem first into finding the number of ways in which I could make pairs of gloves:
C(12, 2)
then I asked how many ways could the sets of gloves be assigned amongst the 6 sisters:
<span><span>6!</span><span>6!</span></span>
and taking the product of this would give me the amount of ways this could occur:
= C(12,2) * 6!
then for part b)
using this same idea except:
C(6,1) C(6,1) for the left and right glove each .
the C(6,1)*C(6,1)*6!
Right way to think them through?
If
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Use the chain rule:
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Since x=2, y=5, <span>dx/dt = -3, then
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Answer: 9,2
Step-by-step explanation:
a+c=11
a=11-c
22(11-c) + 15c = 228
242-22c + 15c = 228
-7c=-14
C = 2 (two children)
Remember how a + c = 11
a + 2 = 11
A= 9
9 adults, 2 children.
