If you flip 3 fair coins, what is the probability that you'll get at least 2 heads?

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Answer 1
Answer: Let's go through all of the possible scenarios. H=Heads T=Tails

HHH
HHT
HTT
HTH
THH
THT
TTH
TTT

4 of the 8 possible solutions ends  with at least 2 heads.

P(2 heads)=4/8
Simplify
P(2 heads)=1/2 or 50%

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Find the prime factorization of 120.using exponential notation

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there are 3 2s so it would be 2 to the third times 3 times 5

How do I solve this math problem:
-q - 3 = 7

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Answer:

q= -10

Step-by-step explanation:

1. add 3 to both sides : -q=10

2. divide by -1

3. 10 / -1 = -10

q=-10

Juan lives 100 miles away from Bill.What is Juan's average speed if he reaches Bill's home in 50 seconds?

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50 because 100 if you break it then its 50
100-50 =50 more miles

Johnathan can jog 3 2/3 miles in 7/8 hour. Determine his average speed in miles per hour.

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If you would like to know Johnathan's average speed in miles per hour, you can calculate this using the following steps:

3 2/3 = 11/3 miles ... 7/8 hour
x miles = ? ... 1 hour

11/3 * 1 = 7/8 * x
11/3 = 7/8 * x
x = 11/3 * 8/7 
x = 88/21
x = 4 4/21 miles

The correct result would be 4 4/21 miles per hour.

The fuel tank in Mr. Swenson’s car holds 16.5 gallons of fuel.The car consumes 1 gallon of fuel for each 24.3 miles driven.
Mr. Swenson started a trip of 250 miles with a full tank of fuel.
Abouthow much fuel remained at the end of the trip?

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Given:
Fuel tank : 16.5 gallons of fuel
1 gallon = 24.3 miles
250 miles traveled

250 miles / 24.3 miles = 10.29 
10.29 * 1 gallon = 10.29 gallons

16.5 gallons - 10.29 gallons = 6.21 gallons of fuel remaining. 

16.5 gallons * 24.3 miles = 400.95 miles
400.95 miles - 250 miles = 150.95 miles
150.95 miles / 24.3 miles = 6.21 gallons of fuel remaining

Show 11,100 using only hundreds.

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11,100=111\ hundreds


The answer is 111 hundredths

11,100= 111 hundredths

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