Mathematics, 07.04.2021 21:30 shadiamondw8692
Now that you learned how to calculate the probabilities of each player winning the “maximum game” in the video, let's look at the probabilities of another game. This is how it works: we roll two dice and calculate the multiplication of the two numbers we rolled. --If it is a multiple of 6, I win --If it is not a multiple of 6, you win. Here is an example: If you get 3 and 4, the multiplication is 12. Twelve is a multiple of 6, so I win! 1. Which player would win if you get 2 and 5 in the dice? Me or you? 2. Which player would win if you get 4 and 2 in the dice? 3. Which player would win if you get 1 and 6 in the dice?
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Mathematics, 21.06.2019 14:00
In factoring by grouping, what would you have for step 3 for the following? step 1: x^3 +5x^2 +4x+20 step 2: x^2 (x+5)+4(x+5) step 3: ?
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Mathematics, 21.06.2019 16:20
Aclass consists of 55% boys and 45% girls. it is observed that 25% of the class are boys and scored an a on the test, and 35% of the class are girls and scored an a on the test. if a student is chosen at random and is found to be a girl, the probability that the student scored an ais
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Mathematics, 21.06.2019 17:30
Given the points a(-2, 1) and b(8, 6), find the coordinates of the point c on directed line segment ab, that partitions ab in the ration 2: 3.
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