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04.06.2020 •
Mathematics
The student council at Clarksville High School is making T-shirts to sell for a fundraiser, at a price of $10 apiece. The costs, meanwhile, are $8 per shirt, plus a setup fee of $98. Selling a certain number of shirts will allow the student council to cover their costs. What will the costs be? How many shirts must be sold?
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Ответ:
Costs are $490
49 shirts are sold
Step-by-step explanation:
98 + 8x = 10x
98 = 2x
49 = x
98 + 8(49) = $490 in costs
49 shirts sold
Ответ:
To find the expected value, we need to first multiply the fraction for each event by the outcome. Then, add all of the values together.
(1/6) x 0 = (1/2) x 40 + (1/3) x (-60)
0 + 20 + (-20) = 0
Since, the outcome is neither positive or negative, it is a fair game.