Im not quite sure abt this one
Saying "a number" is the same as saying "x"
"Three more than a number" is the same as "three more than x"
If you have three more of something (say, marbles) than someone else, then you have their number of marbles plus three more.
Then, "Three more than x" is the same as "three plus x", or "3 + x"
Hope this helps! :)
The answer is 0 because If two events are mutually exclusive, then the probability of either occurring is the sum of the
probabilities of each occurring.
Hope that Helps :)
Answer: Scaline?
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
2/
5
k−
3
/5
k+
1
/10
k
=
2
/5
k+
−3
/5
k+
1
/10
k
Combine Like Terms:
=
2
/5
k+
−3
/5
k+
1
/10
k
=(
2
/5
k+
−3
/5
k+
1
/10
k)
=
−1
/10
k
Answer:
=
−1
/10
k
