We can first find the probability of rolling a number greater than 4 which is 2/6. This can simplify to 1/3. We then want to multiply this probability by the number of times Jeremy is actually rolling the dice:
(1/3)(180)=60
He will probably roll a number greater than four 60 times.
<span>It would be 0.5x + 2y = 22</span>
I think it’s 36, Are there options??
Set up a proportion: 25/100 = 50/n where n = # of teens surveyed
Simplify fraction: 1/4 = 50/n
Cross multiply: n = 200
So 200 teens were surveyed.
Answer:
I expect this to be LI.
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