Neither are correct.
Navene has broken the problem up and simply added numbers together to get "4577"
Annabelle is also wrong because whereas she multiplied, she also broke up the numbers in the equation to get "46710"
The answer should be 18,690,300
Tan socks = 4
Grey socks = 7
Total number of socks = 4+7 = 11 socks
Probability of picking a tan sock then grey sock:
P(T)*P(G) = (4/11)*(7/10) = 14/54
Probability of picking a Grey sock then Tan sock
P(G)*P(T) = (7/11)*(4/10) = 14/55
Probability of two different colored socks
P(T&G)+P(G&T) = (14/55)+(14/55) = 28/55
1.You have that:
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- One tin of 500 mL blue paint costs $11.50.
-Jason needs </span><span>4 L of blue paint.
2. First, you must convert 4 L to mL, as below:
1 L----1000 mL
4 L----x
x=4x1000/1
x=4000 mL
3. If 500 mL costs $11.50, h</span><span>ow much will it cost 4000 mL?
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500 mL-----$11.50
4000 mL---x
x=(4000 mL)($11.50)/500 mL
x=$92.00
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How much will it cost Jason to paint this bedroom?
The answer is: $92.00</span><span>
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