Answer:
Z.
Step-by-step explanation:
I wrote down the subject with the number of students. I looked one by one to see if the number of students with the subject matched with the graph. Then I finally found that the last graph matched with what I written down.
<u>Solution-</u>
Fuel consumption rate = 40 miles per UK gallon (As the car is manufactured in UK)
1 UK gallon = 4.5459631 lit
1 US gallon = 3.7853060 lit
As the fuel consumption rate = 40 miles per gallon
⇒ You need 1 UK gallon of fuel to go 40 miles
⇒ You need 1.2009499 US gallon of fuel to go 40 miles
Or you can say that, to go 40 miles you need 1.2009499 US gallon of fuel
⇒ To go 1 mile you will need 
⇒ To go 738 miles you will need 0.0300237×738 = 22.1574906 US gallon of fuel
∴ 22.1574906 gallon of fuel is actually required.
∴ But, what she thinks will require is 
(As she calculated using UK gallons)
If the shaded region is the area inside the rectangle but outside the square, then the area is 121-25pi or 42.4602
A and B are dependent events.
The general probabilities of each event to happen separately is 36% for event A and 25% for event B. When considering that Chris passes one before passing the other, indicates that whether he gets the first light open or not will affect if he gets the other one also open or not. This can even be seen by noticing how the probability of Chris getting both red lights is 9%, a much inferior probability then considering both lights separately which means that one event has influence over the other.
