Blake rolls a number cube ten times and it lands on the number 5 three times. What should Blake do to have his experimental probability equal or come closer to the theoretical probability of the number cube landing on 5?

Kevin is an insurance salesman. when he sells a policy, he makes 20 percent of the policy premium (p) up front; then each year the policy is active, he receives 15 percent of the original premium. which equation could be used to figure his total commission on a policy that has been active for five years? c=0.80p c=0.20p + 0.15p c=0.35p + 4(0.15) c=0.95p

Plz. yesterday, the snow was 2 feet deep in front of archie’s house. today, the snow depth dropped to 1.6 feet because the day is so warm. what is the percent change in the depth of the snow?

Given the sequence 7, 14, 28, 56, which expression shown would give the tenth term? a. 7^10 b. 7·2^10 c. 7·2^9