Add.+ 
A. 741.52
B. 741.61
C. 741.62
D. 741.51
Answer: C
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Solve the problem.Sheila, Susan, and Rosie want to divide a cake fairly using the lone chooser method. The chooser, Rosie, was determined by drawing straws. Sheila and Susan agreed that Sheila would make the division of the cake. Assuming that each of them plays the game correctly, which of the following statements [A), B), C) or D)] cannot be true?
A. Rosie believes that her share is worth 2/3 of the cake; Susan believes that her share is worth 1/2 of the cake; Sheila believes that her share is worth 1/3 of the cake. B. Rosie believes that her share is worth 1/3 of the cake; Susan believes that her share is worth 1/2 of the cake; Sheila believes that her share is worth 1/3 of the cake. C. Rosie believes that her share is worth 1/3 of the cake; Susan believes that her share is worth 1/3 of the cake; Sheila believes that her share is worth 2/3 of the cake. D. Rosie believes that her share is worth 1/3 of the cake; Susan believes that her share is worth 1/3 of the cake; Sheila believes that her share is worth 1/3 of the cake. E. none of these
Write in terms of i.
A. i
B. -50i
C. 50i
D. ±50
Find the probability.Two dice are rolled. Find the probability that the score on the dice is either 8 or at most 3.
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
Find the mean, median, and mode. Round to the nearest tenth when necessary.Given these box weights: 1, 3, 7, 13, 3
A. 4.4, 3, 7 B. 5.4, 3, 3 C. 6, 3, none D. 5.4, 3, none