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Y_Kistochka [10]
1 year ago
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the number of men in a class is 4 less than ten times the number of women. let m represent the number of men and w represent the

number of women. the number of women can be represented by
Mathematics
1 answer:
Scrat [10]1 year ago
3 0

The number of women can be represented by the equation w = m+4 / 10.

What is the conditional ratio?

In order to test for conditional independence of two variables given the third variable, we use conditional odds ratios, which are odds ratios between two variables for fixed levels of the third variable.

The number of men = m,

The number of women = w,

We have given,

the number of men in a class is 4 less than ten times the number of women.

It means m = 10w -4

so,

m+4 = 10w

 w = m+4 / 10

Hence, the number of women can be represented by the equation w = m+4 / 10.

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