25.3-22.25 = 3.05
What percent of 22.25 is 3.05?
22.25x = 3.05
x = .1370786517
It's marked up 13.7%
The given ratio of powder to water is 3:2 based on weight for Kool-aide. It is also given that 120g of flavored powder is needed for a certain amount of Kool-aide.
Let us assume that the amount of water (by weight) required to maintain the given ratio of 3:2 be represented by the letter 
. Thus, from the given information we can conclude that:
Cross-multiplying we get:
grams.
Thus, the amount of water in grams in that Kool-aide is 80 grams.
Answer:
Statement 2 (The ages of the Stars are the most dispersed from the team’s mean).
Step-by-step explanation:
Standard deviation is one way to measure the average of the data by determining the spread of the data. It actually explains how much the observation points are further away from the mean of the data. Higher the standard deviation, higher the spread of the data and higher is the uncertainty. This means that the team with the highest standard deviation will have the most dispersion. In this case, the standard deviation of 4.1 is the largest number, therefore, the statement "The ages of the Stars are the most dispersed from the team’s mean." is true i.e. the option 2!!!
Answer:
probability of x is 0.22 correct to two decimal places
Step-by-step explanation:
step 1. use the poisson formula given as
p(x) = (λˣe∧-λ) ÷x! where λ is the mean and it called lambda,λ = 3, e is mathematical constant and it approximately = 2.7183, x is the chosen value which is equal to 2, Λ is raise to power, ! is factorial sign
p(x=2) =( 3² x 2.7183⁻³) ÷ 2! = 0.22
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
I answered another one of your questions so I will not explain as much. ther are 12 inches in a foot and then 5280 feet in a mile so that's 1 ft/ 12 in and 1 mi/ 5280 ft. So the math is 20 in * 1 ft/ 12 in * 1 mi/ 5280 ft = .000315 mi.
In reference to the last one, do keep in mind "square" inches and whatnot mean you square things. so 1 ft/ 12 in becomes 1 ft^2/ 144 in^2. Just as a small heads up to what could be tricky.
