If you run both events together, how many outcomes are possible? Does this offer a fair, unbiased way to pick a vice president from 30 candidates? Note that for this question, you will use counting rule 2:

Rule 2: If K1 outcomes can occur during a trial of one experiment, and K2 outcomes can occur during a trial of another experiment, then K1 K2 different sequences can result.

Write an equation in point-slope form for the line through the given point that has the given slope (-2,-7); m=-3/2

Out of $20$ creepy-crawly creatures in a room, $80\%$ are flies and $20\%$ are spiders. if $s\%$ of the total legs belong to spiders, what is $s$?

The equation shown below represents function f. f(x)= -2x+5 the graph shown below represents function g. which of the following statements is true? a. over the interval [2, 4], the average rate of change of f is the same as the average rate of change of g. the y-intercept of function f is less than the y-intercept of function g. b. over the interval [2, 4], the average rate of change of f is greater than the average rate of change of g. the y-intercept of function f is greater than the y-intercept of function g. c. over the interval [2, 4], the average rate of change of f is the same as the average rate of change of g. the y-intercept of function f is greater than the y-intercept of function g. d. over the interval [2, 4], the average rate of change of f is less than the average rate of change of g. the y-intercept of function f is the same as the y-intercept of function g.