Each of the following states a probability for two events. Circle the case where the events are dependent A)The probability of rolling a die twice and rolling a 6 both times.
B)The probability of finding two people in your class with a birthday in February.
C)The probability of choosing two pink roses (one after the other) from a vase with 25 roses of various
colors.
D)The probability of an Olympic diver scoring 8 or above on two consecutive dives.

Ling is using fraction strips to add 2/3 and 7/12's the sum is one whole plus how many twelves?

Write a linear funtion f with the values f(2)=-1, and f(5)=4

Mr. murray wants to create 100 ounces of a mixture that is 62% pecans, 30% almonds, and 8% walnuts. how will the amount of mixture a compare to the amounts of mixtures b and c that mr. murray uses? he will use half as much of mixture a as he will use of mixtures b and c combined. he will use one-quarter as much of mixture a as he will use of mixtures b and c combined. he will use one-fifth as much of mixture a as he will use of mixtures b and c combined. he will use twice as much of mixture a as he will use of mixtures b and c combined.