1a is right
In 1b, add the tax, don't subtract, the answer would be 36.04
2a) 32.5*.2=6.5
2b)32.5-6.5=26
3a)12.5*.13=1.63
3b)13.83
4a)59.996
4b)89.4
If I am correct then there should be 36 ways you can get exactly three apples
Answer:
neither
Step-by-step explanation:
F(x) = -3e^(x + 1)
f(2) = -3e^(2 + 1) = -3e^3