-13 is lower than -10, therefore the question would be -13<-10
Step-by-step explanation:
a)
well, logically, it must be M, 2
b)
this is a combined probability for one single pair of possible outcomes.
there are 15 pairs, all with the same probability.
so, P(Q, 4) = number of desired outcomes / number of possible outcomes = 1/15
as combined probability we can also say the probability to get 4 on one wheel is 1/5, and the probabilty to get Q on the other wheel is 1/3
so, P(Q, 4) = 1/3 × 1/5 = 1/15
Let x = new apple price
Let y = $0.75 additional price
Let z = original price
3 pounds = apple Sam bought
$5.88 = total amount of apples Sam bought
1st, let
us divide 3 pounds from $5.88
5.88 ÷ 3 = 1.96 this
is the new apple price per pound.
X = $1.96
2nd, if you want to find the original price of
the apples per pound before the increase, we just need to subtract the X to Y.
$1.96 –$ 0.75 = $1.21 is the original price of apple before the increase.
I am assuming that it only 3 pounds of apples, since it will
be a negative / void if it will be 333 pounds, or even 33 pounds.
Answer:
79m
Step-by-step explanation:
344-(93x2)=158
158/2=79m
So you just not gone post the paragraph with the numbers to figure it out
