1. 2n-6
2(16)-6
32-6
26
p
2. 15g
15(0.2)
3
3. 45g
45(0.2)
9
4. 7m+8
7(2)+8
22
5.50g*50g
10*10
100
A math class has 3 girls and 7 boys in the seventh grade and 3 girls and 3 boys in the eight grade. The teacher randomly selects a seventh grader and an eight grader from her class for a competition. What is the probability that the students she selects are both boys?
Answer: 3/5
You start with f(x)=8-3(3)². Then, going in order of PEMDAS, you start with your exponent. So you have f(x)=8-3(9). Then multiplication, f(x)=8-27. Then your subtraction. f(x)=-19
Answer: 22
Step-by-step explanation:
She sold two tubs of Oatmeal Raisins and it's 6 dollars a tub so we can do 6*2 or 6+6 (doesn't matter). We get $12. Then, she also sells 2 tubs of Peanut Butter, and since it's $5 a tub, then we do 5*2 or 5+5 to get 10. We add 12 and 10 (12+10) and get 22.
I'm not sure if this is right because you added $22, $24, $20, and $11 and I'm not sure what the purposes of those are.
