S = total # of students / #of students in each group
So you can do, s= t/g
Overall, the answer is 4 students per group
So you've got a cartesian plane, right? There are two coordinates here. Plot the first one ((3.4)) first. the '3' is on the x axis and the '4' is on the y axis. Go 3 across until you get to 3. and then go 4 up. Put a dot there.
Next, also plot the second one. To do this, go to 3 on the x axis, and then go down until you get to -7 on the y axis. Plot your point with a dot. Then, join the dots up, and hopefully, it'll be a linear relationship!
Answer:
I think the answers is B
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
the probability that at least one envelope is a yellow envelope is 16/21
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability that at least one envelope is a yellow envelope is P(Y);
P(Y) = 1 - P(Y)'
P(Y)' is the probability that no envelope is a yellow envelope.
Given;
red envelope = 1
blue envelopes = 3
green envelopes = 2
yellow envelopes = 3
Total = 9
Number of non-yellow envelope = 9 -3 = 6
(6 envelope are not yellow)
P(Y)' = P1 × P2 × P3
Since there is no replacement;
P(Y)' = 6/9 × 5/8 × 4/7
P(Y)' = 5/21
From equation 1;
P(Y) = 1 - 5/21
P(Y) = 16/21
the probability that at least one envelope is a yellow envelope is 16/21.
