15/3=5
5 would be the answer since 15 can be evenly divided by 3
You can set y = to each side of the equation, then multiply by the denominator and put into standard form.
Left side:
.. y = 1/4x -3
.. 4y = x -12 . . . . multiply by 4
.. 4y -x = -12 . . . subtract x
Right side:
.. y = 1/2x +8
.. 2y = x +16 . . . multiply by 2
.. 2y -x = 16 . . . subtract x
These equations correspond to selection B.
Answer:
The answer is D
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
A.) 20x + 2y = 500
B.) y-intercept = 250; its meaning is how many boxes of pencils they started with.
C.) x-intercept = 25; How many T-shirts they can sell at most
Step-by-step explanation:
2y - 500 = -20x
20x + 2y - 500 = 0
20x + 2y = 500
y-intercept = 250; its meaning is how many boxes of pencils they started with.
20x + 2y = 500
20(0) + 2y = 500
2y = 500
2y/2 = 500/2
y = 250
x-intercept = 25; How many T-shirts they can sell at most
20x + 2y = 500
20x + 2(0) = 500
20x = 500
20x/20 = 500/20
x = 25
Answer:
look down there
Step-by-step explanation:
First ball:
Probability of drawing a white ball is 5/8
Probability of drawing a black ball is 3/8
Second ball:
This depends on the first ball drawn, lets say you drew a white ball initially, 4 white balls are left out of 7 balls in total. The probability of a white ball in the second pick is 4/7.
Total probability of drawing two white balls is 5/8*4/7 (since they are independent events).
If you picked a black ball initially, picking another black ball would have a probability of 2/7, on similar grounds , total prob for 2 blacks would be 3/8*2/7.
The probability that you pick 2 balls of same color is (5/14 + 3/28) = 13/28. (Since they are mutually exclusive events)
