Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The decimal point will help you find your way here. Just to the right of the decimal is the tenths place. 0.4 is the number four tenths.
Next, farther to the right is the hundredths place-- 0.04 is the number four hundredths.
Next over is the thousandths place-- 0.004 is the number four thousandths. And finally, the next over is the ten thousandths place...like this, 0.0004 is the number four ten thousandths
So, 1) 12.00535 has a one in the tens place, a two in the ones place, zeros in the tenths and also the hundredths places, fives in the thousandths place and also the hundred thousandths place, AND, what you're looking for-- a 3 in the ten thousandths place.
1) 3
2) 4
3) 5
4) 6
5) 7
6) 8
7) 9
For ten thousandths place, you're looking at the fourth spot on the right side of the decimal.
Answer:
1/30
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm assuming you're asking for three cards being drawn, but if you're actually asking for two cards, the probability is 0. You have no chance of drawing three pink cards if you only draw two cards.
If you mean that three cards are drawn in a row, do the following:
The probability is defined as the number of pink cards / number of all cards.
- The first probability is 4/10, because there are 10 cards, and 4 are pink.
- Next, we don't replace the pink card we draw, so there are 9 cards left, and 3 are pink. The second probability is 3/9.
- Following the same logic, the third probability is 2/8.
We know these are independent events, so we must multiply them together to get the total probability.
4/10 * 3/9 * 2/8 = <u>1/30 is the probability of drawing three pink cards.</u>
Answer:
100%
Step-by-step explanation:
there's there's a total then if you got example 5/5 or 95/95 you would get 100%
The answer for the question is -7x+4
Answer:
A negative number
Step-by-step explanation:
example: (-1) *( +1)= -1