Answer:
t=14
v=13
q=12
s=23
w=-4
x=28
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that the universal set =100
so, everything in it must add up to 100
first, from the information given to us,
t= n(A n C)= 14
v=n(B n C)= 13
to find q
we know from our guide that n(A) =40
which means everything inside A will add up to 40
therefore,
q + 7 + 7 + t = 40
and we already know that t = 14
so, that will be;
q + 7 + 7 + 14 = 40
therefore, q = 12
to find s,
we all know that n(B) = 50
which means that everything inside B will be equal to 50
therefore,
s + 7 + 7 + v = 50
and we know that v = 13
therefore,
s + 7 + 7 + 13 = 50
and s will end up to be = 23
to find w,
we know that n(C) = 30
so, everything in C end up to be all equal to 30
therefore,
t + 7 + w + v = 30
from our solution, t = 14, v = 13
so,
14 + 7 + w
So the side length became 0.6*5 = 3 cm.
Complete question :
A pair of $36 jeans were on sale at Jim's Jeans for 1/3 off. The same pair of jeans were $42 at David's Denims. The jeans were on sale for 2/3 off.
A.) which store had the better buy
B.) how much will you pay at the store that has the better buy
Answer:
A.)David's denim has the better buy
B.) $14
Step-by-step explanation:
Jim's Jean store :
Cost of Jean = $36
Discount = 1/3 off
Discounted cost = $36 - (1/3 * $36)
Discounted cost = $36 - $12 = $24
David's Denim:
Cost of Jean = $42
Discount = 2/3 off
Discounted cost = $42 - (2/3 * $42)
Discounted cost = $42 - $28 = $14
David's denim has the better buy with a discounted price lower than the discounted price at Jim's store.
Cost at store with the better buy is $14
Answer:
Because the sectors are of equal size, each sector has the same probability of happening.
So for every number, you have a probability of 0.2 of it appearing.
Because you have three odd numbers, the probability to land on an odd number on each spin is 0.6. You can also say that the probability to not have an odd number is 0.4.
So what is the probability to have 0 odd number in two spins?
What is the probability to have 1 odd number in two spins? You can have one odd number on the first or one odd on the second spin, that is why we add the probabilities.
What is the probability to have 2 odd numbers in two spins?
To verify if we did a good job, we add all the probabilities. We should get 1.
.
So to slide your bars, you slide them up to the number I gave you for each case.
Hope this helps!
