Answer:
Total songs = 15
Liked songs = 3
Un liked songs = 15-3=12
Find the probability that among the first two songs played
(a) You like both of them.
Probability that among the first two songs played you like both of them = 
(b) You like neither of them.
Probability that among the first two songs played you like neither of them = 
(c) You like exactly one of them.
Probability that among the first two songs played you like exactly one of them = 
(d) Redo (a)-(c) if a song can be replayed before all
(a) You like both of them. Would this be unusual?
Probability that among the first two songs played you like both of them = 
(b) You like neither of them.
Probability that among the first two songs played you like neither of them = 
(c) You like exactly one of them.
Probability that among the first two songs played you like exactly one of them = 
Answer:
254,251,200
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a combination question, since the order doesn't matter, the formula for combinations is n!/(n-r)! n is the amount of things we can choose from but r is the amount of things (employees in this case) we actually select. n = 50 and r = 5. This we get 50!/(50-5)! or 50!/45!, using a calculator, we can find that 50!/45! is equal to 254,251,200. That is our final answer for the amount of combinations available.
Answer:
3/9 or 1/3 is the slope
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yeah
Answer:
$44 per 1 meal
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Answer:
for plan B 5 1/4 above the ground would be your answer hope this helps :D