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Lubov Fominskaja [6]
3 years ago
15

Sue's Sushi placed two orders with its fish supplier. One order was for 11 pounds of salmon and 6 pounds of tuna; the order tota

led $164. The other order was for 8 pounds of salmon and 4 pounds of tuna; this order totaled $116. What is the cost for one pound of salmon and one pound of tuna?
Mathematics
1 answer:
yawa3891 [41]3 years ago
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Divide the cost of everything by the amount of tuna and salmon. I don’t know the specific answer but that’s the main thing to do in this scenario would be to divide
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a) The probability that, when selecting a random disk, its scratch resistance is high and its shock resistance is high is 70%, since this is the value that corresponds to the intersection of both variables in the table.

b) the probability that, when selecting a random disk, its resistance to scratches is high or that its resistance to impacts is high is 95% because the probability that its resistance to scratches is high is 79 % and the probability that its impact resistance is high is 86%, as one or the other requests, this is the sum of both minus the intersection, that is 79% + 86% -70% = 95%

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