Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Step-by-step explanation:
observe
||a–b+c|| = ||a+b+c||
(a-b+c)² = (a+b+c)²
(a+b+c)² – (a-b+c)² = 0
((a+b+c)+(a-b+c))((a+b+c)–(a-b+c)) = 0
(2a+2c)(2b) = 0
(a+c)b = 0
a•b + c•b = 0
||a||×||b||×cos(π/8) + ||c||×||b||×cos(θ) = 0
Yes, when you have four quarters it’s one dollar and if you have two of them which makes up half of a dollar it’s 50
10 + 20 = 30 total balls.
Picking red = 10/30 = 1/3
After picking one ball there are 29 balls left.
Picking a yellow next is 20/29
Then there are 28 balls left and 19 yellow left, so picking another yellow would be 19/28
The probability of picking red first then two yellow = 1/3 x 20/29 x 19/28 = 95/609
