The statement that will make this process into a binomial experiment is that "C. Glenda checks the monitors until she has 300 non-defective monitors."
Here are the following choices:
<span>A. Glenda checks the monitors until she has 300 defective monitors.
B. Glenda checks 300 monitors and records the number that are defective.
C. Glenda checks the monitors until she has 300 non-defective monitors.
D. Glenda chooses to check 300 monitors.</span>
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10.
42-22 is 20
20 minutes divided by 2 minutes is 10
To answer this question you would set this up as an equation with all the information about Al on one side being equal to all the information for Matthew on the other side. This is what it would look like: $25 + $9h= $14h. h represents the number of hours they work. It they each worked 5 hours a week, they would make the same amount of money. I determined this by solving the equation for h. I subtracted 9h on both sides leaving you with $25=5h. H would equal 5 hours.
Either I've made a miscalculation... or none of these are correct...
1.7 in it's simplest form is 17/10.
So... neither A, B, C, or D is correct.
