Both Jonathan and Seth completed their laps in 2 minutes each.
The correct option is the first one - refer to the image for the solution:
The total number of juices equals 27, with the probabilities for each type being as follows: apple juice = 12/27, grape juice = 15/27, sugar-free = 14/27, and not sugar-free = 13/27. Since it has already been established that the chosen juice is not sugar-free, we do not need to factor that probability into our calculations. Of the apple juices, 9 are sugar-free, leaving 3 that are not, and for the grape juices, 5 are sugar-free, resulting in 10 that are not. Consequently, among 13 juices that are not sugar-free, 10 are grape juice, so the likelihood of selecting a non-sugar-free grape juice is 10/13. Therefore, the answer is A). Sorry if my explanation was lengthy; I tend to elaborate.
To find the answer, subtract the total percentage of 24.65% and $48 from 1986, resulting in the final value.
Among the options provided, the correct choice is: D 7y^4-13x^3 inches
