The given inequality is expressed as
0 < a < 6
This means that the values of a that would satisfy the inequality are numbers between 0 and 6 but both 0 and 6 are not inclusive. This would be shown by not making solid circles at 0 and 6. The number line is shown below
Answer:
3 minutes; 27 minutes; 30 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the common multiplier of the given ratios be x. So, the ratios 1: 9 : 10 will become x, 9x and 10x respectively.
Therefore,
Thus, 1 hour in the ratio 1 : 9 : 10 can be divided as:
3 minutes; 27 minutes; 30 minutes
Answer:
Option A
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the height of plant is 'b' units.
Graph representing the height of the plant will have y-intercept = b units
Since, the plant is growing at the same rate every week,
And growth of the plant is continuous.
Therefore, graph will be a straight line and continuous.
Since, the height of the plant is always increasing,
Slope of the line will be positive.
Option A will be the answer.
c) Combine 2+3 to get 5. 100-(5x5) equals 100-25. 100-25 is 75. The answer is 75.
d) Combine 2+3 to get 5. Combine 1+4 to get 5, which is 25. The answer is 5.
g) Combine 4+6 to get 10. Combine 70+-6 to get 64. Take the root of 64, leaving you with 10-8. Combine 10 + -8 to get 2. The answer is 2.
h) Combine 5+4 to get 9. Take the root of 36, leaving you with 18 + 6. Combine 18 + 6 to get 24. The answer is 24.
5. [15 + 22 + 53] divided by [12 + 18] = [90] divided by [30] = 3 ribbons each.
6. (4 x 12) + (6 x 8) = 96 total.
Answer:
You are selecting marbles with replacement. The marble selections (trials) are independent and the marble selection follows the binomial distribution.
The probability of selecting a red marble the first time is 1313.
(This is because 4 out of 12 marbles are red and412412 reduces to 1313.
The probability of selecting a red marble the second time is 1313.
The marble selections are independent and you can multiply the two probabilities to get the following:
probability of getting 2 reds = (13)2(13)2
=19=19.
So the probability of getting two reds is 1919.
