For example you have the 52, and you have the 24, you look for a number that can go into both that is the largest possible for my example it would be 4 since no number greater can go into both, while 2 would be a option it would not be the greatest.
Answer:
36
Step-by-step explanation:
(Top bottom plus bottom bottom )× height divided by 2
(4+6)*6÷2=36
Answer:
3
Step-by-step explanation:
First we must find the total boxes of pens
15 + 9 = 24
Then we can divide the total cost by the total number of boxes of pens
$72 / 24 boxes = 3
Answer:
The total number of apples is 17
Step-by-step explanation:
(a)
Number of green apples = 4
P ( that all three apples are green)
= (limit 4 and 3) / (limit 17 and 3)
= 4! / 3!(4−3)!
= 17! / 3!(17−3)!
= 1 / 170
= 0.005
(b)
Number of red apples = 8
P(that all three apple are green)
=(limit 8 and 3) / (limit 17 and 3)
= 8! / 3!(8−3)!
= 17! / 3!(17−3)!
= 7 / 85
= 0.082
Now,
P(that no three apple is red)= 1−0.082 = 0.918
c)
P(of selecting 4 apple that contain at least 2 red apples)
= (limit 8 and 2) /( limit 17 and 2) X (2/15) + (limit 8 and 3) /(limit 17 / 3) X (1/14)
= (7/34) × (2/15) + (7/85) × (1/14)
= 0.027 + 0.058
= 0.085
d)
P(that the second apple selected is yellow given that the first apple is red)
= (limit 5 and 1) / ( limit 16 and 1)
= 5! / 1!(5−1)!
= 16! / 1!(16−1)!
= 5 /16
= 0.3125
Answer:
(9,48)
Step-by-step explanation:
The x's are being added by 2, while the y's are being multiplied by 2.
