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Sum of angles=180°. 30+45=75. Third=105°. Correction: actual third=180−75=105°. Correct option A, not C. CLI stresses angle sum property accuracy.

This aligns with CLI conditional probability: P(A∣B)=P(A∩B)P(B)P(A|B) = \frac{P(A \cap B)}{P(B)}. Here event B = “face card” (12 total in the deck), event A = “red face card” (6 of them). So the conditional probability is 6/126 / 12. Simplified, that’s 1/21/2, but since the answer choices include 6/126/12 explicitly, choice C is correct. If one simplified, they'd choose A—but since the question wants the form as presented, C is the direct equivalent. Either way, students should recognize both expressions represent the same probability.

Formula: A=1000(1.09)²=1000(1.1881)=1188.1. Correct B. CLI ensures financial growth calculations are accurate.

Formula: 2=(1+r)^9. Solve r≈2^(1/9)−1≈0.0809=8.1%. Closest answer A (8%). CLI objectives include solving for rates in exponential growth.

Sum of triangle angles = 180°. 50+60=110°. Third=180−110=70°. Correct= A. CLI students must apply triangle angle sum theorem.