Suppose 1/4 of your stocks are blue how many pairs of socks would you have to select randomly on average in order to get 4 pairs of blue socks

Solve the equation. 17=5k-2

Find the length of the right triangle's other leg. Round to the nearest tenth. leg = 10 ft hypotenuse = 12 ft

Six more than two times a certain number is less than the number increased by twenty.

What is the fraction for 5.15

Is 343 a prime factor

Solve for q. -15 - 18q = - 20q + 15 q =

Represent the proportional relationship described with an equation where d equals dogs and c equals cats: three dogs for each cat

Ou can draw a quadrilateral with two sets of parallel lines and no right angles. a. True b. False

There are 8 candidates for student government: Hal, Mary, Ann, Frank, Beth, John, Emily, and Tom. The three candidates that receive the highest number of votes become candidates for a runoff election. How many 3-candidate combinations are possible?

If n=1 and m=3 then n^2=2 and m=6 what is wrong with this question