The Answer is C, my good friend.
An experimental probability is given by the number of observations divided by the number of trials.
From the given table it can be seen that the color with the highest frequency is red with 9 observations while that number of trials is given by the sum of the individual observations, i.e 7 + 9 + 6 + 8 = 30
Therefore, the experimental probability of the highest frequeny is given by 9 / 30 = 0.3
I believe the answer is 7
Explanation- a square reflected will have the same lengths and widths also we know that a square side are all the same.
6x6x6=216
Six multiply six equal 36 and multiply it again by six it will be 216
Length(width + 30)=15,000 square meters, so the equation is l(w+30)=15,000, either 15,000 or 1,500 i cannot tell which number you were meaning to say because of where your comma is placed.
