$9 per hour for 14 hours the first week can be found by doing 9 • 14, which equals 126.
In the first week, Erika earned $126.
$9 per hour for 20 hours for the second week can be found by doing 9 • 20, which equals 180.
In the second week, Erika earned $180.
To find the total amount Erika earned in both weeks, add how much she made in week 1 to how much she made in week 2.
126 + 180 = 306
Erika made $306 during these 2 weeks.
Answer:
Both are binomials.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that
a) X is the number of dots on the top face of fair die that is rolled.
When a fair die is rolled, there will be 1 to 6 numbers on each side with dots in that. Each time a die is rolled the events are independent. Hence probability of getting a particular number in the die is 1/6. There will be two outcomes either the number or not the number. Hence X no of times we get a particular number of dots on the top face of fair die that is rolled is binomial with n = no of rolls, and p = 1/6
b) X is the number of defective parts in a sample of ten randomly selected parts coming from a manufacturing process in which 0.02% of all parts are defective.
Here X has two outcomes whether defective or non defective. EAch part is independent of the other in the sense that the probability for each trial is constant with 0.02% =p and no of trials = n = 10.
<span>If dog food costs $2 a pound and Cara buys 9 pounds, her expenditure on dog food is 9 x 2. This makes $18. If she has a total budget of $25 and spends $18 on dog food, she has $7 left over for treats (25 - 18 = 7). At $1 each, she can buy up to 7 treats.</span>
Answer:
60
Step-by-step explanation:
5 plus 4 is nine.
I based everything on how much times more it was at first, and did that times 9 for every name.
I added up how much more boxes they got in total and got 60.
