A prize wheel at a carnival has eight spaces, and is equally likely to land on any of them. Four of the spaces give out a sticker, two of the spaces give out a pair of sunglasses, one of the spaces gives out a gift card, and one of the spaces gives out a water bottle. What is the probability of winning a pair of sunglasses on the first spin and a gift card on the second spin?

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:3/8

Step-by-step explanation:


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The difference of the polynomials given is  -2x³y² + 9x²y³ - 3xy⁴ - 6x⁴y + y⁵

Given are two polynomials are :

(-2x³y² + 4x²y3³ - 3xy⁴) and (6x⁴y - 5x²y³ - y⁵)

We need to subtract the polynomials and find the difference.

(-2x³y² + 4x²y3³ - 3xy⁴) - (6x⁴y - 5x²y³ - y⁵)

By multiplying the signs into the brackets

= -2x³y² + 4x²y3³ - 3xy⁴ - 6x⁴y + 5x²y³ + y⁵

Grouping the like terms, we get

= -2x³y² + (4x²y3³ + 5x²y³) - 3xy⁴ - 6x⁴y + y⁵

= -2x³y² + 9x²y³ - 3xy⁴ - 6x⁴y + y⁵

Therefore, the difference between the polynomials is -2x³y² + 9x²y³ - 3xy⁴ - 6x⁴y + y⁵

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Answer:

A - -6x4y – 2x3y2 + 9x2y3 – 3xy4 + y5

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James has four and three fourths feet of rope he plans to cut off 1 1/2 feet from the Rope how much rope will be left

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Well to put it in numbers, he has 4 3/4 feet of rope. He wants to cut off 1 1/2.

First we need to get common fractions. The way we do this is: is there anyway to make a 2, a four? Yes! There is! (If there is not, you have to find the Least common multiple)

How do we make this two a four? we times it by 2! But we have to be nice, and multiply the whole fraction, just to be fair.

So, we now have 4 3/4 rope, and James wants to get rid of 1 2/4 rope.

For starters, lets go easy. He has 4 foot, he wants one gone. So he has 3 feet of rope left.

But we still have the fractions! He has 3/4 rope, and we want to get rip of 2/4! so we subtract the numerators, and are left with 1/4 (its important you remember to keep the denominator in this case!)

So if we combine that, James will be left with 3 1/4 feet of rope!

Match the expressions 21/25 60% 13/20 84% 2/5 75% 65% 3/4 3/5

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Answer:

21/25 ---> 84%

13/20 ---> 65%

3/5 ---> 60%

3/4 --->75%

2/5 ---> 40%

Garland started the week with an odometer reading of 58,240 miles and a full tank. He ended the week with an odometer reading of 58,615, and he re-filled the tank with 15 gallons of gas. How many miles per gallon did he get to the nearest whole number? (Points : 2) 25
24
23
22

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Answer:

A. 25.

Step-by-step explanation:

We have been given that Garland started the week with an odometer reading of 58,240 miles and a full tank. He ended the week with an odometer reading of 58,615, and he re-filled the tank with 15 gallons of gas.

To find the mileage for Garland's bike we will divide total distance traveled by total used fuel.

\text{Mileage}=\frac{\text{Total distance}}{\text{Total amount of fuel}}

\text{Mileage}=\frac{\text{58,615 miles - 58,240 miles}}{\text{15 gallons}}

\text{Mileage}=\frac{\text{375 miles}}{\text{15 gallons}}

\text{Mileage}=\frac{\text{25 miles}}{\text{ gallon}}

Therefore, Garland get a mileage of 25 miles per gallon and option A is the correct choice.

your answer is 25 miles per gallon!

Solve this inequality.-5x + 7 42
x > 245
x < -175
x > 7
x < -7

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Hello,

Hard to devine the non marked sign!

Let' s go without than.


-5x+7 ? 42
==>-5x? 42-7
==>-5x ? 35
==>x not ? 35/(-5)
==>x not ? -7

Answer D and the missing signe is

not ? is <
==> ? is >

Very hard to make math !!!

at a candy store, erika bought 3 kilograms of cinnamon red hots and 1 kilogram of gummy bears for $21.00. meanwhile, irene bought 3 kilograms of cinnamon red hots and 3 kilograms of gummy bears for $39.00. what is the cost of one kilogram of each type of candy?

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If you would like to know the cost of one kilogram of each type of a candy, you can calculate this using the following steps:

1 kilogram of cinnamon red hots ... x = ?
3 kilograms of cinnamon red hots ... 3 * x = ?

1 kilogram of gummy bears ... y = ?
3 kilograms of gummy bears ... 3 * y = ?

Erika: 3 * x + y = $21.00
Irene: 3 * x + 3 * y = $39.00

3 * x + y = 21
3 * x + 3 * y = 39
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3 * x + y - (3 * x + 3 * y) = 21 - 39
3 * x + y - 3 * x - 3 * y = - 18
- 2 * y = - 18      /(-2)
y = $9

3 * x + y = $21.00
3 * x = 21 - y
3 * x = 21 - 9
3 * x = 12     /3
x = $4

The correct result would be: 1 kilogram of cinnamon red hots cost $4 and 1 kilogram of gummy bears cost $9.