Answer:
I believe it is distributive because you are finding the products. Yes, the numbers are mixed up but the parenthesis often involve distributive property.
An arithmetic sequence has a common difference.
143 - 130 = 13
156 - 143 = 13
169 - 156 = 13
The common difference is 13.
a1 = 130
a2 = 130 + 13
a3 = 130 + 2 * 13
a4 = 130 + 3 * 13
...
an = 130 + (n - 1) * 13
an = 130 + 13(n - 1)
an = 130 + 13n - 13
an = 117 + 13n
an = 13n + 117
Answer: No, I do not believe that there is enough convincing evidence to proof that he can control the dice.
When you roll a die, there is a 1/6 probability that you will roll a 6. If you multiply 50 by (1/6) you would expect your friend to roll at least 8 sixes.
He only rolled 3 more sixes than was expected. I would have him roll 50 more times at least to see how he does.
Answer:
That is;
{25,45,65}
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we want to find the set of A n B
That is the set that contains values that are present in both sets A and B
Mathematically, that will be;
{25,45,65}
Answer:
Number of special bagel sandwiches = 37
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
denote number of special bagel sandwiches and plain bagels respectively.
The bagel shop sold 100 items.

Also, The bagel shop made $385.

Put
in 

So,
Number of special bagel sandwiches = 37