Answer:
Play 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Required [Missing from the question]:
Determine the play with the least change in yard?
To do this, we ignore the sign in front of each yard before we analyze.
So, we have:
Play 1 has a change of 4
Play 2 has 6
Play 3 has 2
Play 4 has 3
<em>From the above analysis, play has the least (which is 2)</em>
Answer:
There are four different possible outcomes: both coins are heads, the red coin is heads and the blue coin is tails, the red coin is tails and the blue coin is heads, or both coins are tails. Each outcome has equal probability. So the probability of both being heads is 1/4.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Patricia spent $24 on presents, while Donald spent $12 and Carl spent $36.
Step-by-step explanation:
The problem is to solve how much money each person spent on presents in the year, through a series of equivalences. In order to determine how much money each one spent, the following equation must be proposed:
Patricia = X
Donald = 1 / 2X
Carl = 3/2 X
X + 1 / 2X + 3 / 2X = 72
1X + 0.5 X + 1.5 X = 72
3X = 72
X = 72/3
X = 24
Thus, Patricia spent $ 24 on presents, while Donald spent $ 12 (2/24) and Carl spent $ 36 (1.5 x 24).
It is important to check all
the vital information’s given in the question.
<span>1 liter = 1000 ml
Then 6 liters = (1000 * 6) ml
= 6000 ml
Now
600 ml is the holding capacity of = 1 bottle
Then
6000 ml will be the holding capacity for =
(1/600) * 6000
= 10 bottles</span>
So a total of 10 bottles
having capacity of 600 ml can be filled with 6 liters. I hope the procedure is
easy enough for you to understand.
