I think the answer to this is: 25q + 10d + 5n + 60 = 87
The story says that you have 1 dollar and 87 cents; 60 cents of which is pennies. So, if you’re using an equation involving quarters, dimes and nickels, the total equation should equal to 87 cents (since that dollar bill could not be broken down to cents).
Answer:
x = 4
Step-by-step explanation:
2x-3+4x=21
Isolate the variable by dividing each side by the factors that don't contain the variable
Answer:
The sample space is:
- (T,N): table height and brown
- (T, W): table height and white
- (T, K) : table height and black
- (B, N): bar height and brown
- (B, W): bar height and white
- (B, K): bar height and black
- (X, N): XL height and brown
- (X, W): XL height and white
- (W, K): XL height and black
Explanation:
The <em>sample space </em>is the set of all the possible outputs, i.e. the possible different combinations that can be choosen.
Use the letters T, B, and X to represent, respectively, table height, bar height, and XL height,
Use letters N, W, and K to represent, respectively, the colors brown, white and black.
Each combination consists of a height (T, B or X) and a color (N, W, K); thus, your sample space shall have 3 × 3 different combinations. These are:
- (T,N): table height and brown
- (T, W): table height and white
- (T, K) : table height and black
- (B, N): bar height and brown
- (B, W): bar height and white
- (B, K): bar height and black
- (X, N): XL height and brown
- (X, W): XL height and white
- (W, K): XL height and black
X + y = 20---- 1
x - y = 8----- 2
From 1+2
2x = 28
x = 14
Substitute x in eq.2
14 -y = 8
y = 6
Ans : x= 14 , y= 6
It has been computed that the probability of choosing two chocolate candies is 2/25.
<h3>How to calculate probability</h3>
The probability of choosing the first chocolate candy will be 2/5.
The probability of choosing the second chocolate candy will be 1/5.
Therefore, the probability of choosing two chocolate candies will be:
= 2/5 × 1/5
= 2/25
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