Answer:
673 students
Step-by-step explanation:
Divide the number of students who applied and the decimal of the percentage they represent.
85% = 85/100 = 0.85
572/.85 = 673
Hope this helps
673
okay so uh this is my way and the answer works so like yea teachers dont show like this but ii figured this works
okay so
85/100 = 572/?
so if you divide 85 by 85 its gonna equal 1 and 1 times 100 is gonna be 100
useing the same concept, it should be the same with 572 , but instead of divideing by 572, divide by 85.
basically 572/85
okay now thats gonna give you 6.72941176471 thats vasically 1% of the population.
so multiply 6.72941176471 * 100
so now you have
672.941176471 and you can round this to 673 kids.
and you know its right since 85% of 673 is 572.05 and you can sound to 572
I don't know
How you will find out the value of 'n ' ?
[ n! × 2^( n-4 ) / { 4! × ( n-4 )! } ] = [ n! × 2^( n-5 ) / { 5! × ( n-5 )! } ]
The picture shows the answer on the graph
-2=-3/4×(x-6)
Distribute -3/4 through the parenthesis
-2= -3/4x+9/2
Multiply both sides of the equation by 4
-8=-3x+18
Move the variable to the left side and change its sign
3x-8=18
Move constant to the right side and change its sign
3x=18+8
Add the numbers
3x=26
Divide both sides of the equation by 3
x=26/3
Alternative Form- x=8 2/3 or x=8.6
14%