Every percent of that number is 1/100 of that number
Example 30, 1/100 of 30 is .30
Example 100, 1/100 of 100 is 1
Example 52, 1/100 of 52 is .52
Answer:
Gareth has a deck of cards with 12 challenge cards and 8 prize cards.
=> The probability he selects a prize card: P = 8/(12 + 8) = 8/20 = 0.4
Gareth is going to randomly select a card from the deck 148 times, replacing the card and shuffling the deck after each selection .
=>The randomness is kept same for all selecting times
Then the best prediction for the number of times Gareth will select a prize card:
=> N = 0.4 x 148 = 59.2 = 59 times
Hope this helps!
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To 3 decimal places.
128.59943
Count three places to the right after the decimal point. The third digit is 9, and the fourth is 4. Since the 4th is not up to 5, we leave the 9 that way and so we can not round up the 9 to 10.
So it becomes = 128.599
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Answer:
1 = 106
2 = 74
3 = 106
4 = 74
Step-by-step explanation:
Vertical angles congruent and supplementry angles theorm
<span>When a </span>radius<span> is drawn to a point of tangency, the </span>angle formed<span> is always a right angle.
Basically, the 2 tangents and the radii form a quadrilateral.
The 3 angles on the right are 90, 111 and 90 degrees.
Therefore, the fourth angle = 360 -90 -111 -90
Which equals 69 degrees.
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