Total number of 10 grader students = 260 students.
Total number of students who rides the bus and they are of 10th grader = 150 students.
Probability (a student rides the bus given that they are a 10th grader) =
Therefore,
P(E) = 
Dividing top and bottom by 10, we get
P(E) = 15/26.
In decimals 0.577.
Therrefore, correct option is C) 150/260 = 15/26 = .577.
Basically if you know your addition just add the values of each coin or dollar bill. Just forget about the $ sign or cent sign when adding the values together.
FOR EXAMPLE:
$1 and $2.75
You would ignore dollar sign and add together like normal to get
3.75
But remember to add dollar sign back at the end.
If the value only have 2 values with cents it should be something like
0.54 cents BUT NO DOLLAR SIGN
Hope that helps
Solution:
we are given that
A student has some $1 and $5 bills in his wallet.
Let there x $1 bills and y number of $5 bills.
He has a total of 14 bills that are worth $34.
So we can write
Now solve these two equations together using substitution as follows
Hence there are 9 $1 bills and 5 bills are of $5.
Let me help you!!! ok, so remember, it is always easier when you are multiplying one fraction, and one decimal, to keep it simple, and make it either both decimals, or both fractions! so, for instance, i will change the 3/4 into a decimal:
*0.75
you get that by dividing the 3 by 4.
Now, you just divide the 0.75 x 29.2, which is (21.9) hope that helps!!!
