Answer:
b) .474
Step-by-step explanation:
If 62% go to a four-year college, that means that those who don't represent 38% of the high-school graduates.
You pick up someone who is NOT going to a four-year college (so, he's among the 38%)... what's the chance he's in the 18% of the whole high-school graduates population that found a job?
To calculate that probability, we have to divide 18% by 38%.
P = 18% / 38% = 0.4736, so 0.474
Since we are sure he doesn't go to a four-year college, there's 47.4% of chances he finds a job.
Answer:
$14.8
Step-by-step explanation:
There is a mistype in the question. It should say: ... <em>si cada uno de ellos hicieron una contribución de </em><em>dieciseis</em><em> pesos...</em>
So if everybody contributes $14, they make a total of 14*x, where x denotes the number of students. In this scenario, $4 are left, calling y to the cost of the trip, then:
14*x = y - 4 (eq. 1)
In the other scenario, everybody contributes $16 and $6 are in excess, so
16*x = y + 6 (eq. 2)
subtracting eq. 1 to eq. 2:
16*x - 14*x = y + 6 - (y - 4)
2*x = y + 6 - y + 4
2*x = 10
x = 10/2 = 5
Replacing this value in eq. 1:
14*5 = y - 4
70 + 4 = y
y = $74
If every student pays: 74/5 = $14.8, then they would get altogether the exact cost of the trip
Equation: y = 3x
Final Answer: 3
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
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