At the end of the third week she had $136.91
Answer:
3/10
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the total number of candies =
10 chocolate candies + 8 coffee candies + 12 caramel candies = 30 candies
Probability of picking a chocolate candy = P(chocolate) = 10/30
Probability of picking a coffee candy = P(chocolate) = 8/30
Hence, the probability of getting candies with P (chocolate or coffee)
= P(chocolate) + P(coffee)
= 10/30 + 8/30
= 18/30
= 3/10
Therefore, the probability of getting candies with P (chocolate or coffee) is 3/10
Answer:
the median is 73 because 73 is the middle number
3[x+3(4x-5)]=15x-24; x+12x-15=5x-8 (divide both sides by 3); 8x=7 (move all the x's to one side), x=7/8
