Answer:
Where is your favorite vacation spot
and
what is the last book you read
Step-by-step explanation:
its directed to 12 y/os, they dont own cars or prob dont know much about taxes...
Answer:
The distance between these two points is <em><u>11</u></em>.
Answer:
The expected profit is $10,600.
Step-by-step explanation:
The expected profit can be calculated as the sum of the possible outcomes weighted by their probability of occurrence.
In this case, there are four possible outcomes:
1) The horse win both races. The value of the horse will be $100k-$20k=$80k.
The probability of this outcome is:

2) The horse win the first race, but lose the second one. The value will be $50k-$20k=$30k.
The probability is:

3) The horse lose the first race, but win the second one. The value will be $50k-$20k=$30k.
The probability is:

4) The horse lose both races. The value will be $10k-$20k=-$10k.
The probability is:

Then, the expected profit can be calculated as:

27+15 is 2 so anything that is equal to 42 is equivalent to 27 +15
29% (.285 is 29 percent rounded because u have to move two decimals to the right to get your percentage)