Answer:
Craig's collection increased by 20%.
Step-by-step explanation:
Original amount: 10
New amount: 12
To find the percent increase, we first need to find how much Craig's record collection increased by. To do this, subtract the old amount from the new amount:
12 - 10 = 2
The amount his collection increased by is 2. To find the per cent increase, divide 2 by the original amount of records:

Convert the decimal into a percentage:
0.20 * 100 = 20%
The percent increase of Craig's record collection is 20%.
Answer:
0.5532
Step-by-step explanation:
P( 31<X<35.7)
P(X>31)= P(Z>(31-μ)/σ)
= P(Z>(31-34.6)/2.8)
= P(Z> -1.2857)
P(X<35.7)= P(Z<(35.7-μ)/σ)
= P(Z<(35.7-34.6)/2.8)
=P(Z< 0.392857)
From z-distribution table
P(Z< -1.29)= 0.09853
p(Z< 0.39) = 0.65173
P( 31<X<35.7)= P(Z<0.39)- P(Z<-1.29)
= 0.65173- 0.09853
=0.5532
Answer:
4r^2-14r-30
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply the binomials
Y=2/(x+1)
x=2/(y+1)
y-1=2/x
y=(2/x)+1