genyjoannerubiera
27.04.2020 •
Mathematics
I have this problem for my math homework. Last question left and I cannot figure it out:
A car rental agency has 10 midsized and 16 compact cars on its lot, from which 6 will be selected. Assuming that each car is equally likely to be selected and the cars are selected at random, determine the probability that the cars selected consist of all midsized cars.
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Ответ:
so the including all cars percent is 100. so i should be like 13
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Ответ:
$7.99 for 10 cans
Step-by-step explanation:
First you want to see what the price is for one can. Do this by dividing 6 from 4.99 (4.99/6). This gives you 83 cents per can. Do the same for the other, and you get 79 cents per can. 79 cents is a better value than 83 cents.