Solution :
Let A = Economics, B = Mathematics
n(A) = 311, n(B) = 243, 
a). So, 
= 311 + 243 - 135
= 419
b). n(A only) = 311 - 135
= 176
n(B only) = 243 - 135
= 108
Exactly one of these two courses

= 0.568
c). Neither economics nor mathematics


= 0.162
Answer:
Table A is proportional-Your answer is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
This scenario is all about creating equal groups of 4 candies. Because we know the total number of candies that were used, the 4 is a part and we are missing the other part(groups). We can think of it as how many groups of 4 will result in 76. This is shown in Choice A.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
You didn't give any options so:
j+j+2k=
<em>Combine like terms</em>
2j+2k
Answer:
As we can observe,
F(1) = 567
F(2) = 189 = 567/3 = F(1)/3
F(3) = 63 = 189/3 = F(2)/3
=> F(4) = F(3)/3 = 63/3 = 21
Hope this helps!
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