Answer:
assuming only positive integers, the answer is 1
Step-by-step explanation:
the smallest number that you can get by adding is:
- start with 0
- then add 1 = 1
- add another 1 = 2
- add another 1 = 3
- add another 1 = 4
- add another 1 = 5
but you can also multiply, and anything multiplied by 0 is 0:
- start with 0
- multiply by 2 = 0
- multiply by 2 = 0
- multiply by 2 = 0
- multiply by 2 = 0
- multiply by 2 = 0
The question does not say that we need to do any specific calculation, it only gives us 2 options and we can choose them as many times as we want.
He will have a 1/531,441 chance of winning next week.
There are 10 balls in each container; for 6 containers, this gives us 10^6 = 1,000,000. There is 1 correct combination of balls, so his chance the first week is 1/1,000,000.
The second week, 1 ball is removed from each container; this will give us 9^6 = 531,441 chances. There is 1 correct combination, so he will have a 1/531,441 chance of winning.
The answer is D. The number of AP tests increases as GPA increases.
