Target: ratio of pizza places / person < 0.01
<span>The
population of 15 blocks of the north side of town is 221 people per
block, but there are already 32 pizza places in the area.
population = 15*221 = 3,315
ratio: 32 pizza places / 3315 people = 0.0097 pizza places per person
Which indeed is less than 0.01 => this area is good for their purpose.
The population
of 22 blocks of the south area is 150 people per block, and there are
28 pizza places in the area.</span>
population: 22*150 = 3300
ratio: 28 pizza places / 3300 people = 0.00085 which is also less than 0.01
Both places meet the target of less than 0.01 places per person, but the south area seems better than north area.
Answer:
6 2/3
Step-by-step explanation:
It would change to 3(2+6) and then you would just multiply 3 and 8. the answer is 24.
In pseudocode
num2guess = random(1,100)
pnum = 0
while (pnum != num2guess) {
pnum = ask_player("What number I'm thinking?")
if (pnum > num2guess) {
print("Too high.")
} else if (pnum < num2guess) {
print("Too low.")
}
}
print("Good job!")
Answer:
1: $53750
2: $15975
3: 40
4: 90
5: 51
6a: 20%
6b:204
Step-by-step explanation:
1: to calculate this mulitply 50000*1.075= 53750
2: same deal 15000*1.065=15975
3: We have a ratio of 3:2 and then 60:x because we multiplied the first ratio by 20 to get the 60 in the second we multiply the 2 by 20 as well and get x=40
4: This one is kind of tricky. we know that there are 4 dogs for every 3 cats. We also know that there are 210 animals. This means that 4x+3x=210 solve this and get x=30 you then multiply the ratio 4:3 by 30 and get 120:90
5: 1/5*255=51
5a: 1/5=.2=20%
5b: 255-51=204
