Answer:
a.
R-------8/38--------RR
R------9/39--------B-------13/38-------RB
G------17/38--------RG
R-------9/38--------BR
B--------13/39------B-------12/38-------BB
G-------17/38-------BG
R-----9/38--------GR
G---------17/39-------B------13/38-------GB
G------16/38-------GG
b).
- 9 ways
- ways you can select 1 blue are; RB,BR,BG,GB
RB=9/39 × 13/38=3/38
BR= 13/39 × 9/38 =3/38
BG= 13/39 × 17/38=17/114
GB= 17/39 × 13/38=17/114
=3/38 +3/38+17/114+ 17/114 =26/57
- Probability of selecting 2 red markers= RR = 9/39 × 8/38 =12/247
- Probability of selecting a green marker and then a red marker= GR= 17/39×9/38 =51/494
8*2=16, 4*4=16, so 16/2 is even and so is 16/8 or 16/4
Given :
A bike path is 3 miles long. there are distance markers every path one fourth mile to the end of the path.
To Find :
Which number line correctly models this situation and the total number of distance markers.
Solution :
It is given that their are markers every 1/4 part of mile.
So, their are 4 markers per mile.
Numbers of markers in 3 miles long path is :
Therefore, the total number of distance markers in 3 mile path is 12.
Hence, this is the required solution.
How is this a question i don’t understand
Answer:
Whichever train has the greatest numbers
Step-by-step explanation:
