Answer: Option B
Step-by-step explanation:
First we assign a name to the events:
Event S: a customer buys socks
Event H: a customer buys shoes.
We know that :
We also know that the probability of S given that H occurs is:
If two events S and H are independent then:
This mean that if two events S and H are independent then:
We know that:
and
This means that S and H events are dependent.
The answer is the option B
Answer:
If Sarah has three times as many pencils as Mike she has 3 times the number of pencils Mike has which is equivalent to 3 * m. That means Mike has m pencils and Sarah has 3m pencils. they have m + 3m pencils. The expression would be total: m + 3m.
Step-by-step explanation:
I think it’s D but not completely sure!
It is not A or C, and D isn't specific enough (over what amount of time? is it flying up? down? It is going forward at the same height?) The most likely thing to stay consistent is the cost of fabric and it's length.
Say 1 foot of fabric is $3 (assuming there's no discount for additional feet, but math isn't that consistent with actual store sales), then 2 is $6, and 3 is $9. That is a constant rate of change.