Pete was paid $30 for babysitting his cousin. He now has exactly enough money to buy a bike that costs $100. Pete’s friend, Jim, has 150% of the amount Pete had before babysitting. How much money does Jim have?

Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs. not all tiles will be used. match each division expression with the correct quotient.

Solve the inequaliy: (x^2+2)(x−2)^2(6−2x)> 0

Mariah is randomly choosing three books to read from the following: 5 mysteries, 7 biographies, and 8 science fiction novels. which of these statements are true? check all that apply. there are 20c3 possible ways to choose three books to read. there are 5c3 possible ways to choose three mysteries to read. there are 15c3 possible ways to choose three books that are not all mysteries. the probability that mariah will choose 3 mysteries can be expressed as . the probability that mariah will not choose all mysteries can be expressed as 1 −