Which of these are accepted as true without proof?

A. Experiments

B. Opinions

C. Postulates

D. Theorems

There were 567 children eating lunch there was 323 children drinking milk and 136 children drinking orange juice the rest of the children were drinking apple juice how many children were drinking apple juice Double the amount of kids drinking apple

A drawer contains 4 pairs of blue socks, 5 pairs of white socks, and 3 pairs of gray socks. If a pair of socks is randomly chosen, what is the probability it is gray? A) 30% B) 0.3 C) 0.25 D) 3

Graph the solution of this inequality: - 2x + 13 <9

Construct a polynomial function with the stated properties. Reduce all fractions to lowest terms. Third-degree, with zeros of - 4, - 3, and 1, and a y-intercept of - 11.

A cable provider wants to contact customers in a particular telephone exchange to see how satisfied they are with the new digital TV service the company has provided.

A group of x friends went to a movie. Each paid $8 for a ticket. Another group of v friends went to the movie, and each paid the same ticket price that the members of the first group paid.

A class of 26 students bought a present for their principal. the present cost $111.80, tax included. how much did each student contribute if the class shared the cost equally

Ashley sold half of her comic books and then bought thirteen more. She now has 33. With how many did she begin?

Convert 0:48 to a percent and a simplified fraction

16.464 divided by 0.08