Probability someone chosen at random will not have brown hair = 1/6
<h3>Probability of two variables</h3>
The number of girls = 15
The number of boys = 15
The total number of children = 15 + 15 = 30
Probability that someone chosen at random will have a brown hair, P(Brown hair) = 5/6
P(Brown hair) + P(Not Brown hair) = 1
5/6 + P(Not brown hair) = 1
P(not brown hair) = 1 - 5/6
P(not brown hair) = 1/6
Therefore, if someone is chosen at random, probability that they will not have brown hair = 1/6
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Answer:
k = -2/5
Step-by-step explanation:
2k+9=7-3k
2k+3k=7-9
5k=-3
k=-2/5
(-4)^-6*(-4)^7 = (-4)^1 = -4
answer a. -4
Answer:
equation; P=A(1+r/n)^nt
P=principal amount
A=value of investment
r= interest rate in decimals
n=number of times compounded
t=time in years
P=1000(1+0.16/12)^12(5)= $2213.8 rounded
Step-by-step explanation:
