First you have to find 1/3 of the marbles. That means in the twelve marvels she has, there are three even groups. Divide twelve by three and you get four. So if each group is four, it is simple from here on out. If she started out with twelve and she lost 1/3 of them(4) it would be 12-4. You know this because lost is another for for subtract. 12-4=8. She has 8 marbles left.
Answer:
4) 3 for the numerator. 9 for the denominator
5) 6 for the first blank square and 48 for the second blank.
6) 2 for the denominator. 6 for the numerator. 30 for the second numerator.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Describe the sample space for this problem: 1200 students at a certain school, all with equal probability of being selected on a random draw.
Which outcome (or outcomes) of the sample space compose the event?
Sophie wins the bike. The chances that that will happen are 1/1200, or 0.00083...
The first one is 2,314,572,763 the other one is 7,156,134,563
