That is the Identity Property of Multiplication
It wants you to come up with three events. You'll place them on the line right above, where you think they would go.
For example, if your first event was "seeing a unicorn" you would plot it by "impossible." Some things have a fifty fifty chance, or are likely, like you finding a penny. Use any scenario you can think of. How likely is it that it would come true?
Answer:
It is B. (0,1)
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 27 pansies.
The possible rows that will contain equal numbers of pansies are
1 row, 27 pansies in the row, or
3 rows, 9 pansies per row, or
9 rows, 3 pansies per row.
There are 36 daisies.
The possible rows that will contain equal numbers of daisies are
1 row, 36 daisies in the row,
2 rows, 18 daisies per row, or
3 rows, 12 daisies per row, or
4 rows, 9 daisies per row, or
6 rows, 6 daisies per row, or
9 rows, 4 daisies per row, or
12 rows, 3 daisies per row, or
18 rows, 2 daisies per row.
The only common row combination is 3 rows, with 9 pansies and 12 daisies per row.
Answer: 9 pansies in each row.
A factor is one part of a product.
In the given expression first we separate the terms.
here we have two terms: 15 and 20x
factors of first term 15 : since just one number is there so factors of 15 would be 1, 3, 5 and 15
factors of second term 20x: product of 20 and x gives 20x, so factors of 20x are 1,2,4,5, 10,20 and x
