If he scored all 2 pointers, it would be 26. If he scored all 3 pointers,it would be 39.
28-x=y
Complete question :
Chris has 7/8 yards of purple ribbon and 1 1/6 yards of green ribbon. Chris has a total of 3 2/3 yards of ribbon. How many yards of Chris's ribbon are neither purple nor green.
Answer:
1.625 yards
Step-by-step explanation:
Purple ribbon = 7/8 yards
Green ribbon = 1 1/6 yards = 7/6 yards
Total ribbon = 3 2/3 yards = 11/3 yards
Ribbon that is neither purple nor green :
Total ribbon - (green + purple ribbon)
7/8 - (7/6 + 7/8)
11/3 - (28 + 21) / 24
11/3 - 49/24
= 1.625 yards
I always use Socratic see if that’ll help
Answer:
it should be 71
Step-by-step explanation:
16+5+5+5+5+5+5+5+5+5+5
+5= 71
16 is the 4th and you had 5 eleven more times becuase the numbers are increasing by 5.
N is equal to = 20 which means there were 20 trials. Based on the results, the number of times that the results showed that 1 out of 3 students ride a car going to school, there is 55% probability or 0.55. There are 11 trials out of 20 trials that have exactly 1 student that rides a car going to school.
