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DaniilM [7]
2 years ago
6

How are problems like these solved

Mathematics
1 answer:
Flura [38]2 years ago
4 0

the angles on the opposite sides of a quadrilateral touching the circumference adds up to 180 degrees

so,

(21x-2) + (38x +5) = 180

21x+38x −2+5=180

59x+3=180

59x=177

x=3

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The length of the other leg.

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As marble is not returned to bag,

Probability of drawing red marble  =\frac{\text{total red marble}}{\text{total marbles}}

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Probability of drawing red marble =\frac{\text{total red marble}}{\text{total marbles}}

                                                          =\frac{1}{7}

As marble is not returned to bag,

Probability of drawing white marble  =\frac{\text{total white marble}}{\text{total marbles}}

                                                         =\frac{1}{6}

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As marble is not returned to bag,

Probability of drawing second blue marble  =\frac{\text{total blue marble}}{\text{total marbles}}

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