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Final answer:
The sizes of T-bone steaks offered can vary by restaurant; typically, they come in 12 oz, 16 oz, and 20 oz. Probabilities of getting specific meat sizes depend on the restaurant's menu. Weight conversions between ounces and pounds are essential for accurately comparing and trading goods. The correct option is a).
Explanation:
The question asks which sizes of the T-bone steak are offered and lists multiple-choice options. To address the question regarding the size of T-bone steaks available, look at the restaurant's current menu or ask the staff for the accurate sizes offered. The sizes could differ from business to business.
However, using typical steak serving sizes as a reference, T-bone steaks often come in 12 oz, 16 oz, and 20 oz portions, but this will vary based on the establishment.
When evaluating the probability of certain outcomes, such as getting a piece of chicken that is not 21 oz or not getting a chicken breast and not getting a pork chop, one would need to calculate the probabilities using the information available about the restaurant's menu and the distribution of meat sizes.
For example, if there are no 21 oz pieces of meat on the menu, the probability of getting a piece of meat that is not 21 oz is 100%.
When dealing with weight conversions and quantities, it's useful to remember that there are 16 ounces in a pound, which allows you to compare and convert between ounces and pounds. For instance, 5 tons would be equivalent to 10,000 pounds since there are 2,000 pounds in a ton.
This knowledge helps in understanding various measurements listed in the question, such as those provided for steak, soft drinks, apples, T-shirts, and the content of jars in ounces and milliliters. The correct option is a).
