Răspuns:
7/5;
2 întreg 5/12
Explicație pas cu pas:
6/7 × (2 numere întregi și 5 / 6-1 numere întregi și 1/5)
6/7 * (2 5/6 - 1 1/5)
6/7 * (17/6 - 6/5)
6/7 * (85 - 36) / 30
7/7 * 49/30
1/1 * 7/5
= 7/5
2.)
5/8 × 1 întreg și 2/3 + 11/5
5/8 * (1 2/3 + 11/5)
5/8 * (5/3 + 11/5)
5/8 * (25 + 33) / 15
5/8 * 58/15
1/8 * 58/3
= 58/24
= 2 întreg 10/24
= 2 întreg 5/12
The value of the collection originally was $1,000,000
What was the original value of the collection?
The original value of the collection is not known, hence, it is represented by X
The increase in value by $50,000 means that the value is X+$50,000
Now, when the error was discovered, it is now worth half of the value previously
The new value is (X+$50,000)*0.5
New value=(X+$50,000)*0.5
The new value at this point is $525,000
$525,000=(X+$50,000)*0.5
$525,000/0.5=X+$50,000
$1,050,000=X+$50,000
X=$1,050,000-$50,000
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Answer:
327
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The probability the student studies Art and
Biology is 0.2143.
Step-by-step explanation:
Denote the events as follows:
A = a students studies Art
B= a students studies Biology
The information provided is:
N = 42
n (An B) = 9
n (A' n B) = 10
n (A' n B') =7
Then the number of students who study Art
but not Biology is:
n(An B') = N -n (An B) -n (A' nB) - n (A'n B')
= 42 - 10 - 7 - 9
= 16
The number of students who study Art but
not Biology is 16.
Compute the probability the student studies
Art and Biology as follows:
P(ANB)
n(ANB)
= 0.2143
Thus, the probability the student studies Art
and Biology is 0.2143.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
For this problem, it says that the company not only shipped packages, but also bought a number of stamps. From the equation 6.70+0.50x, it's fairly easy to say that 6.70 is the packages,
What's not so easy is figuring out whether or not 0.50 is the stamps, or x is. However, there's an easy way to figure it out!
From this one, we would have to use "common sense" (not my words, someone elses). Using "common sense", we have to think, can someone buy 0.50 of a stamp?
Technically yes... But would someone buy 0.5 of a stamp? Not really.
So we can safetly assume that x is the "stamp", and 0.50 is <em>the cost of the stamp</em>.
Hope this helps!
