The experimental probability of the computer generating a 2 is 20%.
<h3>What is the experimental probability?</h3>
The experimental probability determines the odds an event would happen based on the results of an experiment.
Experimental probability = ( number of times a 2 was generated / total number of numbers generated) x 100
(16 / 80) x 100 = 20%
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X=small bag
y=large bag
5x+3y=260
4x+2y=200
(5x+3y=260)*4 =20x+12y=1040
(4x+2y=200)*5 =20x+10y=1000
subtract two equations: 2y=40
divide: y=20
plug y in 5x+3*20=260
simplify x=40
small bag=$40
large bag=$20
(3, –2) and (6, 2)First, we must establish slope...m=(y-y1)/(x-x1)m=(-2-2)/(3-6)m=-4/-3m=4/3Point slope formula is...y-y1=m(x-x1)Let's select either coordinate. I randomly select the first (3, –2)...y--2=4/3(x-3)Subtracting a negative number is the same as adding a positive number...y+2=4/3(x-3)This corresponds to the first answer.Standard form...Ax+By=Cy+2=(4/3)x-4y=(4/3)x-6-(4/3)x+y=-6Multiply both sides by 3...-4x+3y=-18This also corresponds to the first answer. How about the second coordinate, (6, 2)...y-y1=m(x-x1)y-2=(4/3)(x-6)Let's convert it into standard form..y-2=(4/3)x-8y=(4/3)x-6-(4/3)x+y=-6Multiply both sides by 3...-4x+3y=-18
Answer: the 1 is > the one below it is < the one next to it unknown
and the one next to it is > and the last one is =
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