The answer will be that out of 36 boys 24 speak french and 12 speak german and out of 24 girls 16 speak french and 8 speak german.
<h3>What is the frequency tree?</h3>
In the question we have that there are 60 students in total out of which 36 are boys:
So number of the girls will be = 60-36=24
Now if 2/3 of the boys speak french the number of the boys who speak french will be = (2÷3)x36=24
Now the number of the boys who speak german will be =36-24=12
Now since 40 students study french so we have the number of the boys who speak french is 24. so the number if the girls who speak french will be =40-24=16
Since there are 24 girls in total and out of them 16 speak french so the remaining girls speak german=24-16=8
Hence answer will be that out of 36 boys 24 speak french and 12 speak german and out of 24 girls 16 speak french and 8 speak german.
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Answer:
Each students provides 13 pounds of meal
Step-by-step explanation:
Total students in Ms. Lee class = 220
Total pounds of food collected = 2,860
how many meals did each student provide?
Meals provided by each student = Total pounds of food collected / total number of students
= 2,860 / 220
= 13 pounds
Each students provides 13 pounds of meal
Note: 1.2 pounds of food equals one meal
1.2 pounds : 1 meal = 13 pounds : x meals
1.2/1 = 13/x
1.2 * x = 1 * 13
1.2x = 13
x = 13 / 1.2
= 10.83 meals
Approximately 11 meals to the nearest number
Note:1 kilogram is 2.2 pounds
1 kg : 2.2 pounds = x kg : 13 pounds
1/2.2 = x / 13
1 * 13 = 2.2 * x
13 = 2.2x
x = 13/2.2
= 5.91 kilogram
Approximately x = 6 kilograms
Answer:
<u><em>28 minutes.</em></u>
Step-by-step explanation:
We can see from our graph that 12 minutes after starting the race Lynn left Kael behind and he ran at a greater speed till the race ended after 40 minutes.
To find total number of minutes Lynn ran faster than Kael we will subtract 12 from 40.
Therefore, Lynn ran at a greater speed than Kael for <u><em>28 minutes.</em></u>
