The answer is <span>$103.
To determine </span><span> how much Eileen will spend on gasoline, first we need to calculate how many gallons she needs.
If she drives 850 miles and </span><span>her car gets 23 miles per gallon, we can use the proportion:
850 miles : x gallons = 23 miles : 1 gallon
Crossing the products:
x = 850 miles </span>× 1 gallon ÷ 23 miles
x = 36.96 gallons
Thus, Eileen needs 36.96 gallons of gas. If the cost per gallon of gas is$2.79, using the proportion:
36.96 gallons : x = 1 gallon : <span>$2.79
x = 36.96 gallons </span>× $2.79 <span>÷ 1 gallon
x = </span>$103.12
x ≈ $<span>103</span>
Answer:
b. Not binomial: there are more than two outcomes for each trial.
Step-by-step explanation:
Binomial probability distribution:
We need
Fixed number of trials.
Independent trials.
Each trial can be reduced to a yes/no proposition.
Rolling a single "loaded die 19 times, keeping track of the numbers that are rolled.
There are six possible outcomes(1,2,3,4,5,6), so cannot be reduced to a yes/no proposition, and the answer is given by option b.
Answer:
Either B or D.
Step-by-step explanation:
I consider both options valid. It all depends on how the employer is keeping track of time, ie if the pay "ticks" every 60 minutes, or an employee is allowed to clock in half hours.
Will I be able to work 30 and a half hour for example? If I'm allowed to, D.
If I have to work multiple of 60 minutes, B.