Riley can afford to spend at most $50 on a birthday gift and wrapping. He has to spend $12 on the wrapping paper and card. What is the maximum amount Riley can spend on the birthday gift? PART A: Write an inequality to represent the situation.

PART B: Solve AND GRAPH the inequality solution.

Finally, the arena decides to offer advertising space on the jerseys of the arena’s own amateur volley ball team. the arena wants the probability of being shortlisted to be 0.14. what is this as a percentage and a fraction? what is the probability of not being shortlisted? give your answer as a decimal. those shortlisted are entered into a final game of chance. there are six balls in a bag (2 blue balls, 2 green balls and 2 golden balls). to win, a company needs to take out two golden balls. the first ball is not replaced. what is the probability of any company winning advertising space on their volley ball team jerseys?