Since there are equal numbers of pieces, the chances of Julio getting a red on the first pull is 12/24 or 1/2 (reduced)
However on the second pull there are only 11 reds (Julio pulled one out) out of 23 remaining pieces so the chances of pulling the second red are 11/23
Now multiply those possibilities:
1/2 x 11/23 and you will get 11/46 which is the probability of pulling two reds in a row. 11/46 is the answer.
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Answer:
f(4)=2(x)^2-5(4)+4
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x) is basically just y, but it is also telling you what the value of x is. So if f(4) then that means that x is 4, so you can just replace x with 4 and simplify. Hope this helps :)
<span>The missing value that represents the rate for Marie is 1/60. As mentioned in the table, rate (r) is the part (p) per minute (t). Let's check if it works for Lea. If p = 1/80t, then r = (1/80t)/t = 1/80 * t/t = 1/80 * 1 = 1/80. So, the formula works. Now, calculate the rate for Marie. If p = 1/60t, then r = (1/60t)/t = 1/60 * t/t = 1/60 * 1 = 1/60</span>
