Greatest common factor of 13 and 39

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Answer 1
Answer: Number                              GCF Divisor             Factors

13                                   13 / 13 = 1                           1,13

39                                   39 / 13 = 3                             1, 3, 13, 39

GCF = 13


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Step-by-step explanation:

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A local flower shop is selling $1 raffle tickets and is donating all proceeds to the children's hospital. They sold 5,500 tickets and plan to give away 20 flower arrangements valued at $70 and 20 gift certificates valued at $25. Find the expected value of purchasing a raffle ticket.Round to the nearest cent. Do not round until the final calculation.

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The expected value of purchasing a raffle ticket is -0.647.

What is the Expected Value of a Probability & Statistical  Analysis?

The expected value is derived in probability analysis by the multiplication of each of the potential possibilities by the likelihood that each result will occur and then adding all of those values together.


Using the formula below, we can calculate the expected value as follows:

\mathbf{ E(X)= \sum^(n)_(i=1)X_i P(X_i)}

However, the probability (Pr) of each event can be categorized as follows:

  • Pr (to win a flower arrangement ) \mathbf{=(20)/(5500)}

  • Pr (to gift a certificate) \mathbf{=(20)/(5500)}

  • Pr (no win) ) \mathbf{=(5500 - 20 - 20)/(5500)=(5460)/(5500)}

Thus;

\mathbf{E(X) = 70((20)/(5500) * 25 (((20)/(5500) )- 1((5460)/(5500) )}

\mathbf{E(X) =-0.647}

Learn more about finding the expected value of a probability here:

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Answer: The expected value of purchasing a raffle ticket would be $0.3449.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we have given that

Number of tickets = 5500

Number of flower arrangements = 20

Number of gift certificates = 20

So, Probability that wining $70 at flower arrangement = (20)/(5500)=(1)/(275)

Probability that wining $25 at gift certificates = (20)/(5500)=(1)/(275)

So, Expected value of purchasing a raffle ticket would be

70* (1)/(275)+25* (1)/(275)\n\n=0.254+0.0909\n=\$0.3449

Hence, the expected value of purchasing a raffle ticket would be $0.3449.

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What is the correct sums 7 hundredths + 7 tenths ,7 tenths + 70 hundredths
,1 tenth + 17 hundredths
,10 tenths + 4 hundredths
,11 hundredths + 8 tenths

,Options 177\100 91\100 140\100 77\100 27\100 104\100

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a) (7)/(100) + (7)/(10) = (7)/(100) + (7*10)/(10*10) = (7+70)/(100) = (77)/(100)  \n  \n b) (7)/(10) + (70)/(100) = (7*10)/(10*10)+ (70)/(100)= (70+70)/(100)= (140)/(100)   \n  \n  c)(1)/(10) + (17)/(100) = (1*10)/(10*10) + (17)/(100)= (10+17)/(100)  = (27)/(100)  \n  \n d) (1)/(1) + (4)/(00) =(1*100)/(1*100) + (4)/(100) = (100)/(100) + (4)/(100) = (104)/(100)  \n  \n

e) (11)/(100)+ (8)/(10)  = (11)/(100)+(8*10)/(10*10) =(11+80)/(100) = (91)/(100)

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Answer: Since you are looking for the scale factor of ABC to DEF the answer is 8 because DEF is 8 times larger than ABC.

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An ice cream shop offers these toppings:• Chocolate chips
• Walnuts
• Strawberry sprinkles
• Caramel
• Hot fudge
• Whipped cream
• Gummy bears
If a sundae must have exactly four toppings, how many different sundaes can you make
A. 11
B. 28
C. 30
D. 35

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7*4=28. Therefore your answer is 28.

Hope this helps.