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this is what I did. total number of ways without any restriction =900. we have to subtract the case when at least one child doesn't get any fruit. let that be C1∪C2∪C3 and we use the principle of mutual inclusion and exclusion to find that. C1∪C2∪C3=C1+C2+C3−(all two intersections)+3 intersections (no one gets a fruit case) =3⋅60−3+1=178 so case where each child gets at least one fruit =900−178=722.
Is this right, someone saying answer =49
The answer is -3 because u plug in (8,0) to the equation 8+y=5 , next u minus 5 from 8 and get -3. hope that helps!!
Answer:
10 gallons
Step-by-step explanation:
Amy's car's maximum capacity to hold gas = 19 gallons
present amount of gas = 9 gallons
As the car's capacity is 19 gallons and present amount in tank is 9 gallons, so we can fill it as much as so that the amount in tank becomes 19 gallons.
let assume she fills x gallons
then x gallons and 9 gallons present earlier should be equal to 19 gallon, as the tank can not hold more than that.
lets write it mathematically
x + 9 = 19
subtracting 9 from both side
x + 9 - 9 = 19 - 9
=> x = 10
Thus, 10 gallons of gas is needed to fill the gas tank.
for every three bottles circle two, it would add up to 12 bottles, so it would be the one on the bottom right