Im not for sure on this but i would say DF is 13
Idk tbh man I think sumbody else will answer
Option A
The restaurant Manager can afford at most 10 employees for the day
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
Given that restaurant manager can spend at most $600 a day for operating costs and payroll
It costs $100 each day to operate the bank and $50 dollars a day for each employee
The given inequality is:

Where , "x" is the number of employees per day
Let us solve the inequality for "x"

Add -100 on both sides of inequality

Divide by 50 on both sides of inequality

Hence the restaurant Manager can afford at most 10 employees for the day
Thus option A is correct
I think the answer is A because it I'm right it did double the size.
Answer:
The probability of both dice having the same number is 636, as there are 36 different outcomes, 6 of which have two of the same number, i.e. (1,1),(2,2),....
The expected number of rolls of this type in 100 pairs of dice rolls is 100∗636