Answer:
1/15
Step-by-step explanation:
There are a total of 10 fruits, 3 of which are apples.
The probability that the first selection is an apple is 3/10.
There are now 9 fruits remaining, 2 of which are apples. So the probability that the second fruit is an apple is 2/9.
The total probability is (3/10) (2/9) = 1/15.
It doesnt mean they are false it just means the person giving the study is going to favor something over something else in the study. Hes basically picking favorites.
The answer is (108) i hope it works
The first one is the second one. t(n)=20n+480
Question 4: is the first one t(n)=8n+15
