1) Conduct an experimental probability to calculate the experimental probability of spinning an odd number with the spinner shown in question 5 . Complete 20 trials

2) calculate the theoretical probability of spinning an odd number with the spinner in question 5

3) was the experimental probability close to the theoretical probability? Explain your answer

Danielle has $127.02 in her account before making any transactions. over the course of a week, danielle makes the following transactions: transaction debit ($) credit ($) birthday check 75.00 night out 66.14 garage sale proceeds 121.58 charitable donation 42.25 doctor’s appointment 115.30 at the end of the week, how much money is in danielle’s account? a. $99.91 b. $27.11 c. $184.41 d. $142.16 select the best answer from the choices provided a b c d

Sara can take no more than 22 pounds of luggage on a trip.her suitcase weighs 112 ounces.how many more pounds can she pack without going over the limit?

The marked price of an article is 25% above its selling price and the cost price is 30% less than its marked price . find the discount percent and gain percent. only a brainlest can solve it i will mark you brainlest