An experiment requires a sequence of three steps. the first step can result in four possible outcomes, the second in three possible outcomes, and the third in two possible outcomes. what is the total number of outcomes possible? hint [see quick example on page 419.]

Select all the correct locations on the table. consider the following expression. 76.493 select "equivalent" or "not equivalent" to indicate whether the expression above is equivalent or not equivalent to the values or expressions in the last column equivalent not equivalent 343 equivalent not equivalent 49 78.498 78.498 75.493 equivalent not equivalent 75.7 equivalent not equivalent

Awater truck is filling a swimming pool. the equation that represents this relationship is y=19.75x where y is the number of gallons of water in the pool and x is the number of minutes the truck has been filling the pool.

Is experimental probibilty the same as the observed frequency in math? i need the answer asap!