<span>one billion twenty-four million</span>
Answer:
a.70. b.50
Step-by-step explanation:
- If Cartie takes $10 from her account for 7 days she would have taken $70 out.

- Next we look at the net problem it is asking us how much is left we already know from the equation above that we need to subtract 70 from 120

- We now have both answers A. being that she would have taken $70 in total out of her account and B. being that she would have $50 left in her account.
Given,
Cylinder A has a volume of 6 cubic units
and height =3 units
The radius of cylinder A,
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To find the volume of a cylinder B

Thus the volume of cylinder B is 6.03
What you want is P(6∩1) or P(1∩6) or P(2∩5) or P(5∩2) or P(3∩4) or P(4∩3).
The events of rolling the dice are independent (i.e. they don't affect one another) so:
E.g.
P(6∩1) = P(6) * P(1)
P(2∩5) = P(2) * P(5)
The probability of getting a given number on a roll is 1/6 for both dice.
So:
P(6∩1) = 1/6 * 1/6 = 1/36
This is the same for any arrangement of numbers you could get from rolling two dice.
So, we can see that there are 6 arrangements of numbers that will give a sum of 7 and so that is 6 * 1/36 = 6/36 = 1/6