Dependent: Ventus has a bag of chex mix and he spent his time counting and organizing the food. There are 13/31 white pieces of chex, 10/31 pretzels, and 8/31 cracker bites. he wants to see if he can grab two white chex pieces, one at a time without replacing the first attempt. He reaches his hand into the bag and gets a white chex piece and doesn't replace it. What is the probability that Ventus will grab another white chex?
independent: Cabel has a bowl of fruit and his sister won't let him take one and look at it for some strange reason/ however, she does tell him the probability of picking each fruit out of 12. 2/6 oranges, 3/12 apples, and 5/12 bananas. He must replace every fruit he picks. What is the probability of picking an orange?
Answer:
It helps you know if the answer is reasonable because when you do the work and get your answer, you can check if it is close to your estimate, and if it is, it is most likely correct. On the other hand if it is not close to the estimate it is most likely wrong, unless you estimated incorrectly.
Step-by-step explanation:
Try C, i am not completely sure but i tried
Anything that is multiplied by a number over 1 will get bigger. any other number such as negatives or fractions/decimals will get smaller. 1.25 and 3 are expansions and -2,3/4, and 1/5 are contractions
The +k part of the function takes the original function and translates it straight up k units. It's as simple as that. If your function is the line f(x) = 3x, then the function f(x) = 3x + 4 moves that first function up 4 units.
