Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
1) 19 grados
2) 98 grados
3) 44 grados
4) 93 grados
5) 122 grados
6) 125 grados
7) 140 grados
8) 66 grados
9) 118 grados
10) 144 grados
Answer:
$1.59 for a pint,
two dollars for a quart,
299 for a gallon
Step-by-step explanation:
Since, rate is used to compare different kinds of quantities and it is the ratio of the quantities,
Also, unit rate states the amount of first quantity corresponding to the unit amount of second quantity,
When we talk about the unit rates for a quantity,
Then it shows the price of the quantity per unit amount.
Thus, by the above explanation it is clear that,
The unit price for representing the price of juice would be,
$1.59 for a pint,
two dollars for a quart,
299 for a gallon.
Note : we do not consider 'one dollar for 12 ounces' a unit price because it is not the price per 1 ounce.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Hello!
I'll express all the given percentages as probabilities:
Given the events:
Banking online (Bo)
Under the age of 50 (<50)
P(Bo)= 0.30
P(<50)= 0.40
P(Bo ∩ <50)= 0.25
1) What percentage of adults do not conduct their banking online?
The event "adults that do not conduct their baking online" is the complement of the event "adults that conduct their baking online" Symbolically 
P()= 1 - P(Bo)= 1 - 0.30 = 0.70
2) What type of probability is 25%?
The probability P(Bo ∩ <50)= 0.25 is a joint probability, it indicates the intersection between both events.
3) Construct a contingency table showing all joint and marginal probabilities.
Check attachment.
4) What is the probability that an individual conducts banking online given that the individual is under the age of 50?
Symbolically:
P(Bo/<50)= <u> P(Bo ∩ <50) </u> = <u> 0.25 </u> = 0.625
P(<50) 0.40
I hope it helps!
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
If we look at the right side of the equation we see that the y-intercept is 2, so we will place a point on (0,2).
Next, we look to see if the slope of the graph if positive or negetive, and to see what is the slope (2x).
Finally, we look at the inequality if it is greater than (>), less than (<), greater than or equal to (_>), or less than or equal to (<_).
*Note the following:
if < then the line is dotted and the shading will be under the line.
if > then the line is dotted and the shading will be above the line.
if <_ then the line is solid and the shading will be under the line.
if _> then the line is solid and the shading will be above the line.*
It is a lot of information if you look at it, but with practice it can be made easier.
