t=D/r
Divide r by both sides to get t by itself.
<u>Given</u>:
The number of tickets sold to children 
The number of tickets sold to adults 
The number of tickets sold to seniors 
To determine the percentage of tickets sold to seniors we need to determine the total number of tickets sold to each category.
<u>To determine the percentage of tickets sold to seniors:</u>
In order to determine the percentage of tickets sold to the seniors, we divide the tickets sold to seniors by the total number of tickets sold to children, adults, and seniors.
This value is multiplied with 100 to convert it into a percentage.
The number of tickets sold to seniors 
The total number of tickets sold to children, adults, and seniors 
The percentage of tickets sold to seniors 
Rounding this off, we get the value as 13.9%
Hence, option 1 is the correct answer.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
If we approximate the binomial distribution with a normal distribution, we have to apply a correction factor for the fact that we are now dealing with a continuous variable instead of a discrete one, as it was with the binomial distribution.
The probability of no more than 35 defective CDs: P(X<35)
In this case, as X=35 is not included in the interval, we start the interval from X=35-0.5=34.5.

being Pb the probability under the binomial distribution and Pn the probability under the normal distribution.
The area for the normal distribution is the one below X=34 (or P(X<34)).
Answer:
its 6 I'm pretty sure about it