Ok so lets start with the 5 dozen there are 12 eggs in one dozen so we do 12*5 which gives us 60 and then we figure out what 3/4 of 12 is that sounds confusing the way i typed it. an example is make four piles each evenly numbered so four piles of three so take three of those piles which gives you the number nine so 60 + 9 gives you 69 so Jesse has 69 eggs.
28 = k - 12
28 + 12 = k
40 = k
Whole numbers with more digits are greater than whole numbers with fewer digits.
Unless there is a decimal making the number have more digits then the answer to the blank would be greater than.
Answer: Hello there!
If you randomly chose a person aged 25 years or older, there is a 27.5% (or 0.275 in decimal form) probability that this person is a jogger, and if this person is a jogger, there is a 13.1% ( or 0.131 in decimal form) probability that this person is a male.
Notice that the 13.1% probability of being a male, applies after the 27.5% of being a jogger.
the question is:
What is the probability that a randomly selected person aged 25 years or older is male and jogs?
This is the joint probability of the two events, is the product of theyr probabilities:
p = 0.275*0.131 = 0.047
that is equivalent to 4.7%, which means that is unusual to randomly select a person aged 25 years or older who is male and jogs question mark
