The probability that a student participates in both sports and drama is
.
<h3>What is the formula for P(AUB), where A and B are any two events?</h3>
If
and
are any two events, then the probability of the joint event
is given by the following formula: 
Given that 42% of the students participate in sports and 25% of the students participate in drama and 53% of the students participate in either sports or drama.
Suppose
denotes that "a student participates in sports" and
denotes that "a student participates in drama".
So, we have
,
,
.
We want to find the probability that a student participates in both sports and drama i.e., we want to find
.
By the above formula, we obtain:

Therefore, the probability that a student participates in both sports and drama is
.
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The difference from distance and displacement is <u>the direction</u>
<h3>Further explanation</h3>
Distance is a scalar quantity that indicates the length of the trajectory that is traveled by an object within a certain interval. Distance has no direction, only has magnitude
Can be simplified distance = total meters traveled
displacement is a vector quantity that shows changes in the position of objects in a certain interval of time. Displacement has magnitude and direction
Can be simplified displacement = distanced traveled from starting point to ending point
Some examples of distanced and displacement
1. first move: move 4 meters north
second move: move 2 meters south
Distanced: 6 meters
Displacement: 2 meters north
2. first move: move 2 meters east
second move: move 4 meters west
Distanced: 6 meters
Displacement: 2 meters west
etc
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uniformly accelerated motion
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Answer:
(6t) + (3t) + (4t)
Simplified it would be 13t
Answer:
im pretty sure its N = w^2 + 2w
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
it would be b since a number is being taken away from 8