At the beginning of the school year, the 7th grade class at Oak Hill Middle School has 480 students. There are 270 girls and 210
boys. part 1:
What is the probability that a randomly selected 7th grade student is a girl?
part 2:
Nineteen of the girls and 22 of the boys moved away, while 13 new girls and 20 new boys enrolled in the 7th grade at Oak Hill. After these changes in the class' composition, what is the probability that a randomly selected 7th grade student is a boy?
(Pt.1) First, set up a ratio . Next, you use long division I got the percent 43.75. After that, you subtract 6 from the girls group, (because of them moving away and then more coming back.) and 2 from the boys group. Then, you subtract those from the school "population" and you get 472 as the final population. So then you set up another ratio, . I got a percent of 44.07% from that.
So the equation is parallel and the slope will be 2 y=0.6x+b sub in(-2,2) for x and y to find b 2=0.6(-2)+b 2+1.2=b b=3.2 therefore the equation is y=0.6x+3.2
