Tell if the events are independent or dependent. Explain your reasoning. A spinner lands on 10. The same spinner is spun again and lands on 10 again.

A.
The events are independent, because the events affect each other.

B.
The events are dependent, because the events affect each other.

C.
The events are independent, because the events do not affect each other.

D.
The events are dependent, because the events do not affect each other.




Tell if the events are independent or dependent. Explain your reasoning.

Mr. O’Leary gets heads on a coin toss and then gets tails by tossing the same coin again.

A.
The events are dependent, because the events affect each other.

B.
The events are dependent, because the events do not affect each other.

C.
The events are independent, because the events affect each other.

D.
The events are independent, because the events do not affect each other.


A marble is drawn from a bag containing 3 red marbles and 2 blue marbles and a number cube with faces numbered 1 through 6 is tossed.

What is the probability that the marble drawn is blue and the number cube shows a number less than 3?

A.11/15


B.1/4


C.1/6


D.2/15


A bag contains 2 gold coins and 5 silver coins. A number cube has the numbers 1 through 6 on its faces.

What is the probability of drawing a silver coin from the bag and rolling an even number on the number cube?

A. 5/42


B.5/14


C.5/9


D.2/3


A spinner has 9 equal sections labeled 1 through 9.

What is the probability of spinning an odd number on the spinner and tossing heads on a coin?

A.1/18


B.5/18


C.1/3


D.6/11

Members of a band are required to practice 25 minutes every night about how many hours as a band member practice weekly

Marley passes the library on her way to school. The distance from marleys house to the library is 3/8 mile. The distance from marleys house to the school is 4/5 mile. How far is it from the library to marleys school?

How do i solve this inequality?

Every 2 minutes, the height of a glider decreases by 8 feet. The initial height was 47 feet.A student sketches a graph of the height of the glider, H, versus time in minutes, m. The m-axis will show values from 0 to 10.



If the student counts by 5's, what should be the largest value on the H-axis of his or her graph so that the scale is the most appropriate for the given information?

Drag and drop the correct number into the box.

Please help!

Stefan measured a weight of a package as 15.375 pounds. The actual weight of the package is 15.125 pounds.What is the approximate percent error Stefan made in measuring the weight of the package?write ur answer to the nearest percent.
Part b
Alexis measured the weight of the same package and got the same percent error as Stefan. Alexis and Stefan both measured different weights of the package.
What weight in pounds did Alexis measure. Explain how u know

What is the radius, diameter, area, and circumference of a 7in circle ?