I found 50, making a rule of three where
40__10
x___25
x=10
40+10= 50
( I hope I'm right, but from what I understand this would be the resolution)
Answer:
$3.30 ($3.289)
Step-by-step explanation:
2.3 times 1.43 = 3.289 rounded to 3.30
Out of 124 students, only 31 students are taught to buy their lunches in the cafeteria.
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
It is given that,
The 25% of 124 students are taught to buy their lunches in cafeteria.
Therefore, the total number of students taught to buy their lunches in cafeteria is 25% of 124.
<u>To find the number of students who are capable to buy lunches in cafeteria:</u>
- Replace the % symbol into the numeric form.
- The % is represented by 1 ÷ 100.
The 25% of 124 students is written as,
⇒ 25×(1/100)×124
⇒ (1/4)×124
⇒ 31
The number of students taught to buy lunches in the cafeteria out of 124 students is 31 students.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
See attachment.
The change from x to (x-4) moved the function to the right by 4. The - 5 moved it down by 5 (as measured from the crossover/inflection point.
The expected value is $38.46.
The probability of drawing a 10 from any suit is 4/52. Multiply this by the earnings, 500:
4/52(500) = 2000/52 = 38.46