Answer:
D 6 out of 9
Step-by-step explanation:
think about it this way, if you have only 3 different types of candy that you can pull from a bag, and the two candies probably is already listed, then you can find the third candy but taking the total about of the two listed probability of picking a candy (in this case it would be 3/9) and subtract that from the total amount of candies in the bag.
3/9 - 9/9 = 6/9
hope this helps,
<h3><u><em>please mark brainliest </em></u></h3>
6.5 is the answer. You can check by 6.5x8=52
D= sqrt( (6-4)^2 + (5sqrt2 - 3sqrt2)^2 )
It's d= 3,46 i think
Qty · % = Total
Drink 1: x .25 = .25x
Drink 2: 15 - x .10 = .10(15 - x)
Mixture: 15 .21 = .25x + .10(15 - x)
(15)(.21) = .25x + 1.5 - .10x
3.15 = .15x + 1.5
1.65 = .15x
11 = x
Drink 1 (25%) is 11 liters
Drink 2 (10%) is 15 - 11 = 4 liters
