Associative property (associative laws)
Answer:
False
Step-by-step explanation:
Compound probability is the likeliness of two or more events occurring together.
Probability can never be greater than 1 whatever form it takes. Its values range between zero and one. When a probability is multiplied with any particular number such as n ( number of trials) we get expected value or whatever the formula says but probability itself is never greater than 1.
If we get the answer of any question where the found probability is greater than 1 the answer is wrong because probability is not greater than 1.
The sum of all probabilities may be nearly equal to 1 like 0.99999 etc.
Let b>a...
b=2(a+4)
b=2a+8 then we are told that:
b-a=11 using b found above in this equation gives you:
2a+8-a=11 combining like terms on left side
a+8=11 subtracting 8 from both sides
a=3
So the smaller number is 3.
...
since b=2a+8
b=14
check..
b=2(a+4)
14=2(3+4)
14=2(7)
14=14
and
b-a=11
14-3=11
11=11
Circumference=2 pi r, or pi d
So, 6,575.16/3.14 exactly is 2094.
d=2094
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