Inequality Choose all answers that apply
1 answer:
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I believe your answer is:
Option A;
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Here’s why:
- We can use inverse operations to solve for 'm'.
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Any number that is less than or equal to the value of three-fifths would work.
The option that is less than or equal to (3/5) is option A.
Assuming that there are more options than the options shown, choose the numbers that are less than or equal to (3/5).
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Hope this helps you. I apologize if it’s incorrect.
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Then third card being spades would be 11 / 50
Now there are 10 spades and 49 cards left.
So the probability for fourth card would be 10 / 49
Fifth card would be 9 / 48.
So the probability of next three cards being spades would be
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Then third card being spades would be 11 / 50
Now there are 10 spades and 49 cards left.
So the probability for fourth card would be 10 / 49
Fifth card would be 9 / 48.
So the probability of next three cards being spades would be
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