Answer:
If using one pound of pumpkin the baker needs to use 4 pounds of flour mixture
Step-by-step explanation:
step 1: I am going to convert the measurements
into decimals
8/5=1.6
2/5=.4
step 2: I will use cross multiplication to find out how much pumpkin for one pound of flour
1.6=.4
1=?
1*.4=.4/1.6=.25
step 3: I will convert .25 into a fraction
.25=1/4
for every 1/4 pound pumpkin, I will use 1 pound of flour
which is why
If using one pound of pumpkin the baker needs to use 4 pounds of flour mixture
The answer should be 14.
You just have to substitute x with the given number and finish the equation.
A and d seem correct to me.
b and c are definitely wrong.
Answer:
yes
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
0.683
Step-by-step explanation:
We have to find P(-1<z<1).
For this purpose, we use normal distribution area table
P(-1<z<1)=P(-1<z<0)+(0<z<1)
Using normal area table and looking the value corresponds to 1.0, we get
P(-1<z<1)=0.3413+0.3413
P(-1<z<1)=0.6826
Rounding the answer to three decimal places
P(-1<z<1)=0.683
So, 68.3% of the z-scores will be between -1 an 1.
