Ken spent $2.37 on groceries and $0.35 on candy, and paid for them with a 5 dollar bill.
To find how much money Ken spent, we add up how much he spent on groceries and candy
Total amount spent = 2.37+0.35= $2.72
Since he paid with a 5 dollar bill, we need to subtract it from how much he spent to find the change
Change = 5 - 2.72 = $2.28
Ken got $2.28 in change.
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For this case we must raise the equation according to the given statement.
Let the variable "x" be the unknown number.
So, three times the number is: 
If to that term is added "6" we have:

The sum of both terms is "12", then:

Thus, the equation is: 
Answer:

Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1. There will be 9 roses in total.
Probability Orange: 2/9
Probability Yellow: 3/9 = ⅓
Probability Pink: 4/9
2. 4/7 as there are 7 bowls in total and 4 are chocolate.
3. 4/10 = ⅖ (simplified) There are 10 fruits in total and 4 are apples.
4. 5/15 = ⅓ (simplified) There are 15 cars in total and 5 or them are cooper minis.
5. 2/6 = ⅓ (simplified) There are 6 textbooks and 2 of them are math.
6. 13/20 There are 20 drinks and 13 of them are lemonade.
7. There are 10 toys in total.
Probability toy cars: 3/10
Probability dolls: 2/10 = ⅕ (simplified)
Probability balls: 5/10 = ½ (simplified)
8. In total the number of red roses and lilies are 7. There are 10 flowers in total so the number of jasmines are 3. Therefore the probability of getting a jasmine is 3/10
9. 20/50 = ⅖ (simplified) There are 50 papers in total and 20 of them are yellow.
10. 8/18 = 4/9 (simplified) There are 18 buses and 8 of them are air conditioned.
Answer:
Randomly scattered meaning
D) A correlation of approximately 0
Hope this helps!