Rate is ...
... r = d/t
Multiply both sides of the equation by time to find distance.
... rt = d
The equation for d is ...
... d = r·t
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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a. Yolanda only wins if the cup lands upright.
From the experimental data we see that the probability of winning is 5 out of 50, or
10%. Therefore, if Yolanda plays 10 times she can expect to win 10% of 10 times = 1
time. She will lose 9 times. (Note: Ten trials is a very small number of trials, so we should not be surprised if Yolanda’s results are very different from the percentages
produced by the longer experiment.)
b. If Yolanda wins 1 time and plays 10 times, she will have spent $10 to play and won
back only $5, so she would have less money at the end of 10 games.
Answer:
D. 1
Step-by-step explanation:
Hope it helps you in your learning process.
If Maya only has $15 dollars to spend and she buys a notebook for $5.50 then that leaves her with $9.50 and if she has to save $7.75 then that leaves her with $1.75 and since she wants to buy cookies then you have to figure out how many cookies she can get with $1.75 plus the tax but food doesn't have tax so she can buy 7 packages of cookies since there only 25 cents is right on point at $1.75 I hope I answered your question with all the calculating I had to do and the typing I went through to explain it to you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! now could you please give me a thank you and hit the brain aster button please and thank you so much
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If there are 4 friends and 1 flashlight and only two of them can pass at a time then
that will mean that has to pass 2 times per person and the last time only one
for 32 will be 31*2 + 1 = 63
in a general matter will be
T = (X-1)*2 + 1
T = 2X - 1
so for 3 friends will be (this does not take into consideration the flashlight guy)
T = 3*2 - 1 = 5 times
