For the school dance only three members from the student government sold tickets, James, Mike and Bonnie. James sold ten more tickets than Bonnie, and Bonnie sold twice as many tickets as Mike. Let t represent the total number of tickets Mike sold. A total of 295 tickets were sold for the dance. Using the information above, write an algebraic equation to calculate how many tickets Mike, Bonnie, and James sold individually.

The host of a game show is holding a bag with chips to see what prizes the contestants will play for. five (5) of the chips say “new car” ten (10) of the chips say “new tv” three (3) of the chips say “trip to france” contestant named “patty” reaches into the bag. a. what is the probability of choosing a tv chip? b. what is the probability of choosing a car chip next without replacing the 1st chip? c. are these dependent or independent events?