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Answer:
1/3
Step-by-step explanation:
since number 2 card was not replaced, we have;
probability of picking a second card, 3;
let S be number of sample space
n(S)= 4
n(3)= 1
Pr(3/2)= 1/3
(because since one was already chosen and n, the sample space would reduce)
30÷5=6
4×5=20
for every 30 green lights there are 20 white lights
Find the area of the CD. (I used P for pi, too lazy @
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A=Pr² - Pr²
radius of the small hole in the middle, 0.75cm
radius of the CD, 6cm
A=3.14*6²-3.14*0.75²
A=111.27375cm²
The Approximate area of the CD is 111.27cm²
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Answer:
179/495
Step-by-step explanation:
When the repeating decimal starts at the decimal point, the repeating digits can be turned into a fraction by putting them over the same number of 9s. That is, 0.61616161... is equivalent to 61/99.
Here, the repeating part is 1/10 that value, so is 61/990. This is added to the non-repeating part, which is 0.3 = 3/10.
Then the entire decimal is ...
0.361_61 = 3/10 + 61/990 = (297 +61)/990 = 358/990 = 179/495