Answer:
If you were to cut it in half (3.5 x 2)
The answer would be 7
Step-by-step explanation:
So for this one, all your going to do is divide 3.37 by -8 so x becomes isolated
-8/3.37
x= -2.37 (Rounded to the nearest tenth)
Fraction of tank drops in every 10 minutes = 1/3 inches.
We need to find the expected change in the tank's water level after 2.25 hours.
Let us convert 2.25 hours in minutes.
1 hours = 60 minutes.
2.25 hours = 2.25 × 60 = 135 minutes.
<em>We need to divide 135 by 10.</em>
We get 13.5.
Now, we need to <em>multiply 1/3 by 13.5</em>, we get.
13.5/3 = 4.5 inches.
<h3>So, tank would drop 4.5 inches after 2.25 hours.</h3>
Solution: We are given that a basket contains three green apples and six red apples.
Three apples are randomly selected from the basket.
Now the probability of selecting first apple green is 
The probability of selecting second apple green is 
The probability of selecting third apple green is 
Therefore, the probability of selecting three green apples is:
or 1.19%
Now how many red apples must be added to the basket in order to make the above probability smaller than 0.1%
If we add 11 red apples to the basket, then there will be 17 red apples and 3 green apples in the basket. Therefore, the probability of selecting three green apples if three apples are randomly selected is:
or 0.09%
Therefore, we need to add 11 red apples to the basket to make this probability smaller than 0.1%
Question:
Devin is having trouble with his assignment. His shown work is as follows:

However, this answer does not match the answer that his teacher gives him.
What is Devin’s mistake?
Answer:
See Explanation Below
Step-by-step explanation:
Given

Required
Spot and correct the mistake
Devin's mistake is in between step 1 and step 2.
To divide fractions;
You start by converting the division sign to multiplication sign.
But when doing this, you have to consider that the denominator and numerator of the second fraction will swap positions.
So, Devin's mistake is at

Because he didn't swap the position of 5 and 3 in the second fraction when changing the division to multiplication.
His calculation should be as follows


If he wishes to leave his answer in decimal, it'll be
