Answer:
it is the second one
Step-by-step explanation:
the y intercept for the first one isnt the origin
It is decreasing from negative infinity to -2.5 for the first one
Answer:
Yes, John did write his systems of equations correctly.
Step-by-step explanation:
FedEx charges him a flat rate of $5, so the 5 stands alone in the problem, and $0.50 per pound, so the 0.5 stands with the x because it represents each pound.
UPS doesn't charge him a flat rate so there is no stand-alone number. Since they charge $2 per pound, 2 is with the x, again representing each pound.
Part A: About 0.21
We will put the wanted outcome (yellow pieces of candy) over the total number of possible outcomes (total pieces of candy).
About 0.21
Part B: About 50
First we will do the same as we did with the yellow pieces of candy, wanted outcomes over possible outcomes.
0.25
Now, we will multiply the total 200 pieces by 0.25 since 0.25 of them are estimated to be green.
200 * 0.25 = 50
I estimate about 50 of the pieces to be green.
Answer:
The chance of not getting a yellow pair is 80% or 8/10