Answer:
The correct option is G.Hope this help!!
Im not sure what you are asking, but for a probability tree, you have the total # of something at the very top of the tree, next it branches out into groups, and those groups represent something like colored marbles or something... and to find percent you divide the total number like the number of marbles bye 100 and multiply that number bye the thing that you're trying to get job percent like a color of marbles, I hope this helped...
Answer: 0.5
1) convert to I proper fraction
2) divide the fraction
Answer:
A example: A customer brought 5 quarts of lemonade from Leah's stand. She also tipped Leah an additional $2. The customer finally paid a total of $27 including the tip. How much is each quart of lemonade worth? If x is what the lemonade is worth, write an equation to figure out the total.
In this problem, the x is what the lemonade is worth. So you should start with a 5x. The customer also tipped $2. So you should add 2 to the 5x. We also know the total, 27.
With the information we can form an equation.
5x + 2 = 27.
To solve, we can subtract 2 from both sides and finally dived by 5 on both sides as well. Your final answer should be x = 5.
Hopefully this is what you're looking for, sorry for being late!
Answer:
2nd answer option
Step-by-step explanation:
the domain is the interval or set of valid x values. the range is the same for valid y values.
so, what is the smallest x value we see in the functional graph ?
x = 0
there is no functional value for any x smaller than that.
and then the function goes on and on to the right in all eternity. that means it goes to infinity.
so, domain = [0, infinity)
please consider the round bracket at the end, because "infinity" is not a number.
now for the range and the y values.
in this case I start to ask for the largest y value.
y = 4
for no x value do we get a larger y value.
but it goes down and down in all eternity, going also to infinity, but -infinity (down is negative for y).
so, the range = (-infinity, 4]
"-infinity" is also not a number and therefore not included (hence the round bracket).
