the answer would be 11 1/3
Pemdas
mutliply first
5*5=25
now we have
25+9+2+2-4+6-2-3
34+2+2-4+6-2-3
36+2-4+6-2-3
38-4+6-2-3
34+6-2-3
40-2-3
38-3
35
I think 10,000 not sure though
24+15+11=50, the total number of times the markers were chosen.
Since 11 of these 50 tries resulted in a red and blue marker, the probability is 11/50. This is equal to 0.22 or 22%.
Solution:
1) Simplify \frac{1}{6}x to \frac{x}{6}
y=\frac{x}{6}-2
2) Add 2 to both sides
y+2=\frac{x}{6}
3) Multiply both sides by 6
(y+2)\times 6=x
4) Regroup terms
6(y+2)=x
5) Switch sides
x=6(y+2)
Done!
