If the person did not vote it can be:
30/100 (30%) people in the city are conservatives, and only 65/100 voted - so 45/100 did not voted.
Liberals are 50% of the city population (1/2), and 82/100 of them voted, so 100/100-82/100=8/100 did not voted!
So let’s make 2 probability events:
1) A person did not voted
2) a person is liberal
Probability that the person is a liberal: 1/2
Person didn’t voted and it’s a liberal:
1/2*8/100= 8/200=4/100 [*]
[*] To count the probability of two probability events you need to multiply them.
Don't need an answer anymore post was totes yesterday.
These is yes!!! algebra one or two
Put the value of x = -3 to the expression x · x - 2x:
<h3>(-3)(-3) - 2(-3) = 9 + 6 = 15</h3>
If you wanted to write 4/10 as a decimal it would be .4
