For this simulation, there are 5 numbers that we can draw. One of the numbers will result in seeing the groundhog. (1/5 or 0.20) To find the probability that Jay will see the groundhog 4 years in a row, we would use the following equation: 1/5•1/5•1/5•1/5
We would multiply the odds of getting a certain outcome by the number of time we want that outcome.
The odds that Jay will see the groundhog for the next for years is 0.0016, or .16%.
Answer:
c. 45.34ft
Step-by-step explanation:
When leg one of the triangle is 15ft and leg two is 17 ft you would take 17^2 + 15^2 and then you find the square root of that (514) to get the hypotenuse of the triangle. After that you multiply by two to account for the 2/2 sqaure foot per each unit
<span>Identify the corresponding word problem given the equation: x + 5 = 15
</span><span>C) Billy is five years older than his sister, Jenny. If Billy is 15 years old,
Jenny is x = 15 - 5 = 10
Jenny is 10 years old
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</span><span>Identify the corresponding word problem given the inequality: x ≤ 4.50
</span><span>C) The price of diesel has been no more than $4.50 for the last month.
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<span>Identify the corresponding word problem given the equation: x - 9.2 = 12.8
</span><span>B) Nick ran 12.8 miles less than Perry last week. If Nick ran 9.2 miles, how many miles did Perry run?
x = 12.8 + 9.2 = 22
Perry ran 22 miles
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</span><span>Identify the corresponding word problem given the equation: x + 12.50 = 55.75
</span><span>A) For mowing the neighbor's yard, Jessy was paid $12.50. If he now has $55.75, how much money did he have before?
</span>x = 55.75 - 12.50 = 43.25
Before he had $43.25
Answer:
is this a joke question? it is very easy. one half or 1/2
Step-by-step explanation:
