The number of favorable outcomes is the the number of the outcome she wants. She wants a silver car. In her table, 36 cars are silver.
a. 36
The total number of trials is the sum of the all numbers of cars.
12 + 9 + 32 + 42 + 36 + 1
b. 132
The experimental probability of an event is the number of desired outcomes divided by the total number of outcomes.
c. p(silver car) = 36/132 = 3/11
d.
An event takes place, and there are only two possible outcomes.
If the probability of one event happening is x, then the probability of the other event happening is 1 - x.
Think of this situation as only two possible outcomes.
Either a silver car passes or a non-silver car passes.
The probability of a silver car passing is 3/11.
Then the probability of a non-silver car passing is 1 - 3/11.
1 - 3/11 = 11/11 - 3/11 = 8/11
I need to see a photo of the graph to choose the correct answer
A) Rhombus All the sides aren't equal. Only the ones that are parallel from each other are equal, all sides have to equal the same distance
I’m not sure what you’re looking for but I got 11x - 1 = 11 x - 1 and the statement is true
Answer:
90 divided by 15
Step-by-step explanation:
= 6
So 90/15=6 6 Friends
