C. would be the correct device to use in trials.
But the actual probability is:
(1-1/4)^5
243/1024
(about 23.73% chance none of the five chose vanilla)
Assuming There is ONLY ONE CORRECT ANSWER,
The probability of her guessing the answer without ruling out the choices is 1/5.
if 3 choices are ruled out, then 1 out of the remaining two is right, which gives the probability 1/2
now, 1/5 = 20% , while 1/2 = 50%.
Therefore her probability of getting the correct answer improves by 30% [ not much in a REAL test though :P ]
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's call lifeguarding L and car washing W. In order to write a system, we need to first separate the NUMBER of hours worked from the MONEY earned, because they are very different things.
If she works 10 hours, that is the number of hours worked between both jobs. Therefore, the equation for the NUMBER of hours worked is
L + W = 10.
If she earns $13 an hour lifeguarding, the expression for that is 13L; if she earns $12 an hour car washing, the expression for that is 12W. The MONEY she earned together by doing both those jobs is
13L + 12W = 124
There you go!
Answer:
The inequalities that must be satisfied is
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number of Heineken bottles be x
Let the number of monster drink bottles be y
Her crate cannot hold more than 32, This situation can be represented as
That is
------------------------(1)
Cost of one Heineken bottles = $800
Cost of one monster drink bottles = $250
then
x
------------------(2)
