Answer:
0.25
Step-by-step explanation:
For this equation, we can let c = the value of one coupon
<span>4c = 108 - 76 </span>
<span>4c = 32 </span>
<span>c= $8
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There are two black queens in a standard deck, so the probability is 2/52 or 1/26.
If instead you know you pulled a black card from the deck and you’re wondering what the probably is that it’s a queen, then it’s 2/26, since there are still 2 black queens, but only 26 black cards.
The answer is 1 2/3 hope this helped
The graph of the inverse secant function would possibly be the third one I think.
