Tom and Simon were casting in turns a single die (1 - 6) when they thought of a game: If a “one” is thrown by either player, Tom pays Simon .50 cents, but when some other value comes out, Simon pays Tom .10 cents. After 30 throws, it turned out that they were even, and neither of them won the game. How many times did a “one” come out?

22 points algebra 1//sum and product of rational and irrational numbers. dont have to do all 4 if could much : )) write an example: 1) how the product of two identical irrational numbers can be a rational number. 2) how the product of two different irrational numbers can be a rational number. 3) write a quotient of intergers that is not a real number. 4) is the set of positive irrational numbers closed for the operation of division? if not give a counter example.