As of 12:04 EST in the U.S.
$1=<span>112.624847 Yen
Thus:
100USD(112.624847Y/1USD)=11262.62 Yen</span>
False; the additive identity refers to the number 0, which does not alter the value of any number when added to it.
I am unclear about what you are asking.
Response:
the charge for installation amounts to $104.40
Detailed explanation:
The color red can appear either 0, 1, or 2 times in this scenario. We know there are 9 possible outcomes in total, meaning each event is equally likely with a probability of 1/9. According to the definition of probability, which is favorable outcomes divided by total outcomes, since one specific outcome has both spins showing red, the probability for red appearing twice is thus 1/9. For one instance of red, there are 4 possible spins: rb, rg, gr, and br, giving a probability of 4/9. There are also 4 outcomes with no red, thus the probability of 0 reds is likewise 4/9.
In summary, P(0 reds)=4/9, P(1 red)=4/9, P(2 reds)=1/9
