Answer:
D
the first one obviously isnt random
the second one is selective then random
the third one is also selective
the fourth one is random
Answer:
Your answer to this would be 114.44
It was 114.435, but I round it.
<span>So we have a cube with sides numbered form 1 to six and we want to know what is the experimental probability of rolling either a 3 or a 6. So the probability of rolling any number from 1 to six is 1/6 because a cube can fall only on one side. But we need either 3 or a 6 so the probability of the cube falling on a side we want is double of 1/6 and that is 2/6=1/3.</span>
Answer:
7 people
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
$272 total money for all friends
parking costs $7.75 for all
tickets cost $37.75 per person
Solution;
Take away the money for parking to see how much money we have left for tickets
272 - 7.72 = $ 264.25
We divide the $264.25 to the price of 1 ticket $37.75 to see how many tickets we have money for
264.25 / 37.75 = 7
If we have money for 7 tickets then 7 friends can go to the amusement park.