Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Marsha has budgeted no more than $3,000 on centerpieces for the tables
x denotes the number of Guest Tables Lily Arrangements
y denotes the number of Family Table Rose Arrangements
To Find: Which inequality represents all possible combinations of x, and y, that Marsha can buy for no more than $3,000?
Solution :
Since there are x number of Guest Tables Lily Arrangements.
And there are y number of Family Table Rose Arrangements
Since she cannot spend more than 3000 on centerpieces .
So, the inequality becomes:
Hence inequality represents all possible combinations of x and y that Marsha can buy for no more than $3,000:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 12 E's out of 100 tiles.
Tiles are not replaced.
<u>The probability of each of first 4 E's is:</u>
- The first E ⇒ P(E) = 12/100 = 3/25
- The second E ⇒ P(E) = 11/99 = 1/9
- The third E ⇒ P(E) = 10/98 = 5/49
- The fourth E ⇒ P(E) = 9/97
<u>The probability of 4 E's is:</u>
- P(4 E's) = 3/25*1/9*5/49*9/97 = 3 / (5*49*97) = 3 / 23765
What is the z-score of a newborn who weighs 4000 g?
For this question the answer is
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Answer: C) 2 km west</h3>
Explanation:
With displacement, all we care about is the beginning and end. We don't care about the middle part(s) of the journey. So we'll take the straight line route from beginning to end when it comes to computing displacement.
We start at A(0,0) and end at B(-2,0). Going from A directly to B has us go 2 km west. Keep in mind that displacement is a vector, so you must include the direction along with the distance.
