A city has 4 new houses for every 7 old houses. If there are 32 new houses in the city, how many old houses are there?
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Answer:
possible outcomes
Step-by-step explanation:
For any experiment, the sample space of this experiment is the set of all the possible results of the experiment.
In this case we have two spinners. The first has 5 colors, by spinning the spinner you can get up to 5 different results. Therefore the sample space is
For the second spinner there are 3 possible results. By spinning the spinner you can get the numbers 1, 2 or 3. Then .
Then, if the two spinners are rotated, the sample space would be:
possible outcomes.
The tree diagram shown in the attached image shows the 15 possible results
{R, 1} {R, 2} {R, 3} {O, 1} {O, 2} {O, 3} {Y, 1} {Y, 2} {Y, 3} {P, 1} {P, 2} {P, 3} {G, 1}
{G, 2} {G, 3}
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
common difference d=3-1=2
first term a=1
an=a+(n-1)d
2n-1=1+(l-1)2
2n-1=1+2l-2
2n-1=2l-1
l=n
(i used l for number of terms)
number of terms=n