Answer:
80
Step-by-step explanation:
7-(5-3(2+6(2^2)))
When a question has multiple signs, the rule of BODMAS is used. That is, Bracket Of Division Multiplication Addition and Subtraction. The question above will therefore be solved in that order.
The first bracket, we have 2^2
That gives 4
Rewriting the question will give
7-(5-3(2+6(4)))
The question in the next bracket will follow
(2+6(4))
In this bracket too, we have the plus sign and the multiplication sign, so the multiplication will first be solved, them addition will follow.
(2+24)
(26)
Rewriting the question again, we have
7-(5-3(26))
And then, we have the last bracket
(5-3(26))
But we have both the Subtraction sign and the Multiplication sign in this bracket also, so the multiplication will first be solved, before the Subtraction.
(5-3(26))
(5-78)
(-73)
And lastly we have
7-(-73)
7+73
80
Answer:
-30
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: the probability is 0.25
Step-by-step explanation:
We have 10 numbers:
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Of those, the odd ones are:
1, 3, 5, 7, 9
So we have 5 odd numbers.
The probability that the outcome is an odd number is equal to the number of odd numbers divided the total number of numbers:
p = 5/10 = 0.5
For the second spin the probability is the same, p = 5/10, because the first outcome does not affect the results of the second spin.
The probability of spining an odd number both times, then is the joint probability for two times this same event:
P = (5/10)(5/10) = 0.5*0.5 = 0.25
or 25% in percent form
Answer:
From our calculations the large jar is the best value for money because a penny buys more honey
Step-by-step explanation:
<h2>In this problem we are expected to determine which purchase of honey is the cheapest ? large jar or small jar ?.</h2><h2 />
We will determine which has the best value for money using the quantity a pound can purchase.
firstly for the large jar.
if £4.10 will purchase 540g of honey then,
£1.00 will purchase xg
cross multiplying to find x will have


Hence for the large jar a penny would buy 131.7g of honey
secondly for the small jar
if £2.81 will purchase 360g of honey then,
£1.00 will purchase xg
cross multiplying to find x will have

Hence for the small jar a penny would buy 128.1g of honey