The answer is 3
Think of two odd numbers (1,3,5,7,or 9) that add up to twelve.
The number as one has to be a multiple of 15 (15 should be able to be multiplied by any number to get to that odd number).
Because line QS is outside the circle and only touches it at point S the line is a tangent line
There is 9 chocolate cookies, so the probability of choosing chocolate is
. We then simplify to get
, or 0.3.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Ruth's salary is s(j), where s represents salary and j the number of jars she sells.
At the very beginning, she receives $50. Only answer 'd' could be correct.
But also, the equation has the variable part 0.65j, or
$0.65j, which is directly proportional to the unit price of the jars of jelly.
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Summing up the fixed and variable parts, we get
s = $50 + ($0.65j), or s = $50 + ($0.65/jar)j This is Answer D.