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Answer:
1/6
Step-by-step explanation:
two events need to happen: tutti frutti needs to be shown by first spinner and second spinner needs to show dish
probability of tutti frutti = 1/3
probability of dish = 1/2
probability of both events = 1/3 * 1 /2 = 1/6
the complete question is
<span>Julia owes her dad $12. She wants a new blouse that just went on sale, so she borrows $20 from her sister. She pays her father $5 and spends the rest on the blouse. Which statement is true?
A.<span> Julia’s money status is $8 because she started at –$12 and borrowed $20.
B.</span> Julia’s money status is –$7 because she started at –$12, got $20, but only paid $5 of her debt.<span>
C.</span> Julia’s money status is –$27 because she started at –$12, borrowed $20, but paid off $5.<span>
D.</span> Julia’s money status is –$32 because she began at –$12 and borrowed $20.
we know that
</span>Julia owes her dad $12 already and again she borrowed $20 from her sister
So,
total debt = $12+$20=$ 32.
And,
she paid $5 only to her father.
So,
Her money status is
-32+5 = -$27
the answer is the option
C. Julia’s money status is –$27 because she started at –$12, borrowed $20, but paid off $5.
Answer:
Hence, the number of daylilies in the first year were:
600
Step-by-step explanation:
It is given that:
the recursive formula 
represents the number of daylilies, a, after n years.
Also we are given that in the fifth year they have 2,225 daylilies.
i.e.
Also,
This means that:
Similarly,
so,
and so, putting 
in terms of 
we get:
Now on putting the value of 
we find the value of
Hence, the number of daylilies in the first year were:
600
