Answer:
The Area=122.4^2
Tyrone has 16 model airplanes on his shelf. He has 4 times as many model airplanes as model trains. How many model trains does T
yrone have?
Write multiplication and division equations to model and solve the problem. Use m for the unknown
Write multiplication and division equations to model and solve the problem. Use m for the unknown
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Answer:
40%
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the result of the simulation below:
(5,5) (0,6) (9,6) (7,4) (9,1) (7,3) (0,4) (9,3) (2,9) (1,4)
(6,8) (5,3) (1,7) (1,7) (1,8) (3,5) (7,2) (2,1) (0,6) (1,8)
n(S)=20
- The numbers 0 to 6 represent a made free throw .
- The numbers 7 to 9 represent a missed free throw.
- Therefore, any result containing 7 to 9 does not satisfy our requirement that the player makes both throws.
Let Event A be the event that the player made both throws
The pairs in which the player made both throws are:
(5,5) (0,6) (0,4) (1,4) (5,3) (3,5) (2,1) (0,6)
n(A)=8
Therefore:
The probability that the player made both throws is 40%.
Answer:
Pies=$0.85
Donuts= $1.20
Step-by-step explanation:
In the equation let p stand for the number of pies and d stand for the number of donuts.
To solve this set up 2 equations, one representing bill and the other representing Mary Ann.
- Bill's equation is 5p+7d=$12.65.
- Mary Ann's equation is 6p+6d=$12.30
Then solve using a system of equations. Systems of equations can be solved using elimination or substitution. I will use substitution. Solve bill's equation for p. This gives you . Then, you can substitute that into Mary Ann's equation. This looks like
. Solve for d. Once you solve d=1.20. Finally, substitute 1.20 back into either Bill's or Mary Ann's for d and solve for p. No matter which equation you use p=0.85.