<span>It's quantitative, you can measure it by a specific quantity, which is the number of miles. If it was qualitative, you would be measuring how uncomfortable the ride to the nearest school is.</span>
It’s C I think but I am not sure about it
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There are 3 answers: Choice A, Choice D, Choice F</h3>
Explanation:
2 & 1/2 = 2.5
10 + (-2.5) can be represented by starting with 10 and then dropping by 2.5, which is what choice A is saying
or we can start with -2.5 and add on 10. This works because we can add numbers in any order, example: 2+3 = 3+2 = 5. So starting with -2.5 and adding on 10 is represented by choice D's and choice F's examples
Answer:
Ali's salary is $50000.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let Jafar's salary be x.
(31/100)*x = 12400
x = (12400*100)/31
x = 400*100
x = $40000
Let Ali's salary be y.
y-[(20/100)*y] = 40000
y-(y/5) = 40000
(5y-y)/5 = 40000
4y = 200000
y = $50000
The probability of an event can help make predictions by knowing the chance of something happening and using your knowledge to determine the probability of choosing for example blue on a spinner out of 6 with 4 blues. there is 4 blues and 2 red so you predict it will be on red because there is more of it