N=135-4(14). The number of coins remaining would be the initial amount (135) minus the amount used on the game. You could simply find the product of 4 and 14 since the game costs 4 coins per game and they each played 7 times. After that step is done...the equation could be further broken down to N=135-56. Getting the answer of N= 79 coins remaining. Another equation could be N=135-4x. The x in this case would represent how many times the game was played. Then, you could put the 14 in because they each played 7 times. I hope this helps. Next time, include the answer that were given. I was unsure about the “select all that apply” as the there were no choices given.
Two significant figures.
The trailing zero is not significant
Answer:
50
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the experimental probability, first we have to find total amount paint then to find the amount of good quality forever paint we have to subtract the amounts of other paints from total amount.
Let x represents the amount of good quality forever paint sold.
Total amount of paint
...(i)
Experimental probability of paint sold will be better quality durable paint is


It is given that experimental probability of paint sold will be better quality durable paint is 


...(ii)
From (i) and (ii), we get



Therefore, 50 gallons good quality forever paint is sold.
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
according to the standard equation;
Y=mX+C
or, Y=4/5X +3