you buy 6 roses for 2.45 each. 12 carnations for $.99 each and 9 tulips. your total cost is $40.08 how much does each tulip cost?

6 roses for $2.45 each.

6×2.45 = $14.70

12 carnations for $0.99 each.

12×0.99 = $11.88

9 tulips for ???

in total the price is $40.08 (incl. the tulips).

40.08 = 14.7 + 11.88 + 9×???

13.5 = 9×???

??? = $1.50

so, each tulip costs $1.50

Sarah heard the frozen yogurt shop was having a special for the upcoming Veterans Day holiday on Wednesday. She decided to stop by and pick up two servings, one for herself and one for her grandfather, to thank him for his service. When she got there the sign read: Choose any one of three special combos to get the special Veterans Day price! Combo #1 Salted caramel with peanuts, Combo #2 Chocolate with fresh strawberries, Combo #3 Tart with raspberry drizzle. Limit two orders per customer.

The line was long, so Sarah asked if there was a chance of combos selling out. She was told there was a 30% chance they would still have Combo #1 left, a 40% chance they would have Combo #2 available, and a 30% chance they would Combo #3 by the time she ordered. Sarah wanted to find out the chance of being able to order each possible set of two orders for her and her grandfather, so she started creating the probability table/area model shown below.

Create a probability table below, type an appropriate event, outcome, or probability label in the numbered boxes to represent this probability situation.