The example that I can think of is a deck of playing cards. The two events that don't have a common set would be the black card and the red card. They are mutually exclusive because there can only be two possible colors. If the card is not red, then it is black (and vice versa). There is no card that consists of both colors.
Answer: 26, 21, 16, 11, 6, 1 (You're going up by 5 each time)
Step-by-step explanation: Good luck! :D
All real numbers.
Step-by-step explanation:
Distributive property: a(b+c)=ab+ac
Expand: 4(a+2)=4a+8
Expand again: 14-2(3-2a)=4a+8
4a+8=4a+8
You subtract by 8 from both sides of an equation.
4a+8-8=4a+8-8
Simplify.
4a=4a
Then, subtract by 4a from both sides of an equation.
4a-4a=4a-4a
Finally, simplify.
4a-4a=0
0=0
True
All real numbers is the final answer.
Hope this helps you!
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Only one it can be is C.....because on ur graph, both lines are intersecting the y axis at 2.....and both ur inequalities, y <= -3x + 2 and y < = -x + 2....the 2's are ur y intercepts. Its the only inequalities in ur answer choices that have y intercepts of 2.
I believe Brian's game would be $46.80
30*20%=6
30+6=36
36*30%=10.80
36+10.80=46.80
hope this helps!
