2. Brian went to the store for fruit for hislunch this week. He puts all his fruit in a
bag and randomly chooses a fruit every
morning. He bought 5 oranges, 3 apple, 3
bananas and 1 kiwi. What is the probability
of him choosing a banana then a kiwi for
the third day?
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Answer:
30% chance the reason I say that is because he only has 1 kiwi and for the most part he would choose the Kiwi first don't quote me on that just trying to help
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Perfume A (a) costs $11 per ounce and perfume B (b) costs $19 per ounce. So, the expressions, 11a and 19b represent the cost of each perfume in the 5-ounce bottle. Because the perfume maker wants the bottle to cost $71, add the expressions 11a and 19b and set the sum equal to 71:
11a + 19b = 71
You would first make a table to help sort out the info. The table will have 3 rows and those rows will be PerfA, PerfB, and mix. The table will have 3 columns and those will be, from left to right, # oz, cost, total (which is the product of the first 2 columns). In the first row first column we will put an x, since we don't know how many ounces of perfume A we have. The cost of perfume A is 11, so that number goes in the first row second column. The total for the first row is x * 11 which is 11x. Now we move to row 2. We put a y in the second row first column since we don't know how much of perfume B we have. We do know that it costs 19 per ounce, so 19 goes in row 2 column 2. The product of those 2 is 19y. In row 3 first column we put a 5 since the maker wants the mix of A and B to be 5 ounces. In row 3 column 2 we put 71, since the maker wants the mix to cost 71. The product of those 2 numbers is 355. If you go straight down the first column, you have that the number of ounces of A (x) + the number of ounces of B (y) = 5, or x + y = 5. That equation relates the number of ounces to each other that is in the mix. We are looking for the money equation, which is going straight down the 3 column. This column relates the cost of A and B to each other that is in the mix. Standard form for an equation is Ax + By = C, so for us that will be 11x + 19y = 355. There you go!
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Answer:
x^2+11x+10
or
(x+1)(x+10) since you can factor x^2+11x+10
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's do synthetic division.
We are dividing by x+2, so -2 will be on the outside. Like this:
-2 | 1 13 32 20
| -2 -22 -20
|___________________________
1 11 10 0
The remainder is 0, so (x+2) is indeed a factor of x^3+13x^2+32x+20.
The other factor we found by doing this is (x^2+11x+10).
You can find more factors by factoring x^2+11x+10.
Two numbers that multiply to be 10 and add to be 11 is 10 and 1 so the factored form of x^2+11x+10 is (x+10)(x+1).
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Therefore, 0.2 x 100% = 20%.
Answer
20!
Step-by-step explanation:
80% × ? = 16
16 ÷ 80% =
16 ÷ (80 ÷ 100) =
(100 × 16) ÷ 80 =
1,600 ÷ 80 =
20