She has to buy both binders and notebooks. So, you have to take into account that she has to have both. The closest you can get to $20 while still getting notebooks, is to buy 4 binders. 4 times 4 equals 16. So, she can get 4 binders and 2 notebooks, because then, 2 times 2 equals 4 and 16 plus 4 equals 20.
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We are asked to find the number of lines the choir has to learn in time for a concert.
We're given that the concert is in 7 weeks, but they learn new lines each day, so we have to convert it to days. We know that there is 7 days in a week, we would multiply 7 weeks by 7 days, which is 49 days.
Now, we would take the total number of lines, which is 3016, and divide that by 49 days.
3016 lines / 49 days ≈ 61.55 lines/day
Since this is a real-world situation, we should round our answer is to nearest whole number, which would be 62 lines/day.
Therefore, Ester's choir needs to learn about 62 lines per day in time for the concert.
Answer:
X = 4, 3
Step-by-step explanation:
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Prob(winning carnival game) = 2/5
<span>Prob(losing carnival game) = 3/5 </span>
<span>Prob (Max wins first 3 games, but loses last 2 games) </span>
<span>= Prob(Max wins game 1) * Prob(Max wins game 2) * Prob(Max wins game 3) * Prob(Max loses game 4) * Prob(Max loses game 5) </span>
This is a typo and vaguely phrased. However, the closest to a direct solution is to think of it as follows: 35% of the cars are speeding. Out of these, 52% of the cars are also speeding. Hence, the result of cars that are both speeding and speed cars is 0.52*0.35=0.182
