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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that between 1 to 10 there are 5 even and 5 odd numbers.
We could get 4 even cards , 4 odd cards or 2 odd and 2 even cards
Let´s check all this combinations
Case 1: When all 4 numbers are even:
We are going to take 4 of the 5 even numbers in the box so we have
Case 2: When all 4 numbers are odd:
We are going to take 4 of the 5 odd numbers in the box, so we have
Case 3: When 2 are even and 2 are odd:
We are giong to take 2 from 5 even and odd cards in the box so we have
Remember that we obtain the probability from
So we have the number of favourable outcomes but we need the Total cases for drawing four cards, so we have that:
We are taking 4 of the 10 cards:
Hence we have that the probability that their sum is even
Answer:
The price of the cake is $24 and the price of the Pie is $15
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
<em>Represent price of Cake with C and Price of Pie with P</em>
Cakes sold = 8
Pies sold = 14
Required
Determine C and P
To represent the cakes and pies sold, we have the following expression
Substitute 9 + P for C
Open the bracket
Collect Like Terms
Divide both sides by 22
Recall that
<em>Hence, the price of the cake is $24 and the price of the Pie is $15</em>