A new backpack at the local store is originally priced $160. It is on sale for 35% off. What is the new sale price?

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$104

Step-by-step explanation:

10% = 160 ÷ 10 = $16

5% = $16 ÷ 2 = $8

30 % = 16 x 3 = $48

48 + 8 = $56

$160 - $56 = $104

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63 because if you look at the pattern each number is multiplied by seven so if you multiply the input which is nine by seven you would get 63.
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3rd: 56/8 = 7
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What is the difference of the polynomials? (8r6s3 – 9r5s4 3r4s5) – (2r4s5 – 5r3s6 – 4r5s4)

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To answer the question above, distribute the negative sign to the subtrahend and combine like terms.
                     8r6s3 - 9r5s4 + 3r4s5 - 2r4s5 + 5r3s6 + 4r5s4
Combining like terms
                  8r6s3 + (-9r5s4 + 4r5s4) + (3r4s5 - 2r4s5) + 5r3s6

Simplifying the expressions will give an answer of, 

                            8r6s3 - 5r5s4 + r4s5 + 5r3s6

The difference of the polynomials (8r^6s^3 - 9r^5s^4 + 3r^4s^5) - (2r^4s^5 - 5r^3s^6 - 4r^5s^4) is 8r^6s^3 - 5r^5s^4 + r^4s^5 + 5r^3s^6

How to determine the difference?

The expression is given as:

(8r^6s^3 - 9r^5s^4 + 3r^4s^5) - (2r^4s^5 - 5r^3s^6 - 4r^5s^4)

Open the bracket

8r^6s^3 - 9r^5s^4 + 3r^4s^5 - 2r^4s^5 + 5r^3s^6 + 4r^5s^4

Collect like terms

8r^6s^3 - 9r^5s^4 + 4r^5s^4 + 3r^4s^5 - 2r^4s^5 + 5r^3s^6

Evaluate the like terms

8r^6s^3 - 5r^5s^4 + r^4s^5 + 5r^3s^6

Hence, the difference of the polynomials (8r^6s^3 - 9r^5s^4 + 3r^4s^5) - (2r^4s^5 - 5r^3s^6 - 4r^5s^4) is 8r^6s^3 - 5r^5s^4 + r^4s^5 + 5r^3s^6

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You are wanting to simulate tossing a coin 20 times to determine the probability of getting tails. Starting with the first row, you use the list of random numbers shown to do so, letting 0-4 represent heads and 5-9 represent tails. What is the probability the coin lands on tails?

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When you flip a fair coin, there is always a 50% chance of heads, and a 50% chance of tails. Not sure the rest of info is relevant here

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Simulated coin tossing uses random numbers, where 0-4 and 5-9 represent heads and tails respectively. The theoretical probability of getting tails is 0.5, but empirical probabilities can differ. This discrepancy, assumed to reduce with more trials, is accounted for by the Law of Large Numbers.

Explanation:

In the context of the provided problem, you are attempting to simulate tossing a coin 20 times using a system of random numbers, where you've assigned 0-4 to represent heads and 5-9 to represent tails. Theoretically, in a fair coin toss, there's a 50% chance (0.5 probability) of getting either heads or tails.

However, experimental or empirical probability may not always align with this theoretical likelihood, especially in smaller samples. This discrepancy is due to randomness and doesn't necessarily imply the coin or system is biased. Over many trials, the relative frequency of getting tails should approach the theoretical probability, according to the law of large numbers.

To calculate the empirical probability of getting tails in your simulation, you would tally up the total number of 'tails' results (numbers 5-9) from your 20 trials, then divide that count by the total number of trials (20). So, if you get 12 'tails' results, your empirical probability would be 12/20 = 0.6.

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