QUESTION 2 A bowl contains 10 chips numbered 1 to 10. Two chips are randomly selected. Find the probability that
a) the two numbers obtained sum to 11;
A. 0.1778
b) the first number is less than double the
second;
B. 0.2222
C.0.7222
D.0.1111
c) the numbers differ by exactly 2.
E. 0.2000

Abaker makes 186 cookies. some are chocolate chip and some are oatmeal raisin, and both kinds are made with and without nuts, as shown in the table above. because they are more popular, the baker made 2/3 of the cookies chocolate chip. if a chocolate chip cookie is chosen at random, what is the probability that it will have nuts? a) 21/93 b) 21/62 c) 41/93 d) 21/41

The classrooms are trying to raise $1,200.00 for charity. mrs. leblanc's class has raised 50%. mr. patel's class has raised $235.14 ms. warner's class has raised 1/3 as much as mrs. leblanc's class. how much more money is needed to reach the goal of $1,200.00?

Which of the following transformations will always produce a congruent figure?