Assuming order doesn't matter, we can use the probability formula nCr. Using a calculator, you get that there are 210 possible combinations. However, if order did matter, then you would use nPr, in which case would the answer be 5040.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Approximate rate of change:</u>
- (25.1 - 2.3)/(4 - 0) =
- 22.8/4 =
- 5.7 m/s
There are 10 cards and you are looking to find the probability of choosing 1 of 6 cards. so essentially 6/10 or 3/5 which are both equivalent to 60%
Answer:
15 : 29
Step-by-step explanation:
(3 3/4) / (7 1/4) = ((3·4+3)/4) / ((7·4+1)/4)
= (15/4) / (29/4) = 15/29
The ratio of the two numbers is 15 : 29.
Answer :the 1st and 3rd are true
Step-by-step explanation:
you do the math how their set up so just right those and you can get your answer that way. (if your adding a positive and negative your basically subtracting so just write in the order their in; if you subtracting a negative from a positive it equals a positive; if your subtracting a negative from a negative or the answer is positive; if your subtracting a positive from a negative its negative) i hope this helps if u have any more questions just message me and i will be happy to help you anytime!!! <3
