There's one piece of information missing from the question, so 
in order to completely calculate the answer, we must assume the 
missing number.
We have no information that helps us calculate the probability 
that you will eat the first jelly bean.  So we'll have to assume that 
you will definitely eat it, no matter what color it is.  The probability is 1 .
-- You start out with  (2 + 4 + 8 + 6) = 20 jelly beans in the package.
    8 of them are purple.
-- If you close your eyes and pull one out of the package, then the
probability that it will be purple is
                                                  8 / 20 .
-- You definitely eat it.  The probability of this event is 1 . 
-- Now there are  19  jelly beans left in the package.
   6 of them are blue. 
-- The probability of picking a blue one out of the package without peaking is
                             6 / 19 .
-- The probability of all three of these events happening is
                       (8/20) · (1) · (6/19)
                   =  (8 · 1 · 6) / (20 ·19)
                   =      48 / 380  
                   =  12/95  =  0.1263...  =  12.63...%  (rounded)    
        
                    
             
        
        
        
Answer:4
Step-by-step explanation:
you divide 72 by 18.
 
        
                    
             
        
        
        
You would want to multiply equation a by -5 so you can eliminate by addition
        
                    
             
        
        
        
286 feet; use the numbers and find the area of each rectangle, then add them all together.
        
             
        
        
        
In order to make the offer attractive such that it would earn £25,000 for Ian Vector, Paddington Games would have to sell 460 games. 
The game can be sold for £25,000 or for £2,000 and then a fee of £50 for every game sold. 
In order for the amount to be the same, the amount from games sold will have to equal the difference between the £25,000 and the £2,000.
Difference is:
= 25,000 - 2,000
= £23,000
The <u>number of games to be sold</u> is:
= Difference / Amount per game 
= 23,000 / 50
= 460 games 
In conclusion, 460 games need to be sold to make the offer attractive. 
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