In order to find the probability of drawing a marble that is NOT BLUE, we must find the ratio of non-blue marbles to the total amount of marbles
Let's count how many marbles total there are first
8 red + 3 blue + 1 green = 12 marbles total
Now, how many marbles are there that <u>ARE NOT BLUE </u>
8 red + 1 green = 9 marbles <u>THAT ARE NOT BLUE </u>
Now<em> let's create a ratio</em> to find a probility
9/12
This can be simplified to 3/4 by taking out the common factor of 3
Your answer is D! "three-fourths"
Answer: (4+1)+(-10+13)=5n+3
(4+1/11)+(-10+13)=45n+3
Step-by-step explanation:
The is answer is definitely D, because he computed the total population of 3,320 in the survey of his targeted people that he specified which was grade school and high school. In order for his computation to work for his market analysis he used the radius of 5m and the 75% he wanted to achieve.
All you need to do is divide 6.64 and 1.35. you would get 4.91851852. But, you need to round to the nearest tenth so it would actually be 4.9.
Answer:
58
Step-by-step explanation:
58.58 - 0.58 = 58
