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There's 2 red jacks in a deck and 2 black queens in a deck so you have a total of 4 possible cards out of a 52 total in a deck so that would be 4/52 or 1/13 of the time. Statistically 7.6% of the time you will get a red jack or a black queen.
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Yes
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The larger side is smaller than the other sides combined
(2 + 13) > 14
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Answer:
17. is 20 18. is 9hours 19. is 60mph
you get this by doing 100 divided by 5 which equals 20 360 divided by 40=9 and 420 divided by 7 =60
assuming you means k = log_2(3) [as log(2)3 is the same thing as 3log(2) due to multiplication being commutative]
given log(ab) = log(a) + log(b)
log_2(48) = log_2(3) + log_2(16)
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-2.1
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