A=6
2*6=12
12-8=4
B=6
3*6=18
18-8=10
Answer:
b
Step-by-step explanation:
the answer is b because she gets paid 225 per week plus every sale so it going to be 245 she still needs 405 to get 650
Hope this helps
The probability of occurrence for the events A, B and C is; 1/4.
<h3>What is the probability of occurrence of.the described events?</h3>
For the first event A in which case, there's no odd number on the first two rolls, the possible events are; EEE and EEO. Consequently, the required probability is;
Event A = 2/8 = 1/4.
For the event B in which case, there's an even number on both the first and last rolls; the possible events are; EEE and EOE. Consequently, the required probability is;
Event B = 2/8 = 1/4.
For the event C in which case, there's an odd number on each of the first two rolls; the possible events are; OOO and OOE. Consequently, the required probability is;
Event C = 2/8 = 1/4.
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Ok, the first clue is it has six digit and the second clue is it’s a whole number!
So we know it lies between 99999 and 1000000
3rd clue tells it has only 3 different digits and 4th clue tells us each are used twice!
Moving on, 5th clue says none of its digits are even! 6th speaks none are divisible be 3
So the possibilities for digits are 1, 5, 7
And it’s greater than 600000, then the 1st digit must be 7! It is divisible be 5, so last digit must be 5!
7th clue states that It’s tenth digit is same as hundred-thousand! Means the tenth digit is 7
Let’s see what we got!
{7xxx75}
Clue no 8 as you can see says that it’s thousands digit is same as unit digit
So the number now is {7x5x75}
9th clue says it’s hundreds digit is different from tens digit meaning the hundreds digit is either 1 or 7 and we used 7 two times, so it’s 1 and clue 10 says it’s ten thousands digit is 1 so the number that’s playing hide ‘n seek or most probably riddle game is 715175!
Yeah they have both the same products. if u look at how many 0 the have u would be ever to tell that it would equal 28000
