For an investment compounded continuously, the rule of 69 gives a better approximation than the rule of 72 (for normal compound interests).
The second bubble is the answer
Answer:
I got, when calculated, 209 miles. (It may be wrong)
Step-by-step explanation:
First, I calculated how many miles can Sandeep travel with 1L, therefore I divided 76 miles by 8L and got 9.5 miles on 1L.
Then I multiplied 9.2 miles by 22L and got 209 miles.
This may be wrong but if anyone else is able to work it out much appreciated if it's correct.. Your most welcome!
<span>Yes since percents can be decimals and these decimals can be illustrated as fractions hence, vice-versa.
80%= 0.8 = 4/5
A rational number is any number or numerical value which can be possibly stated in a fraction form of numbers, it basically has a numerator and denominator. Furthermore, the values of the numerator and denominator is integers and doesn’t equal to 0. In this given case of 8 over 5 or 8/5 this fractional number can still be expressed in a standard numerical form with a decimal as 1.6 without repeating decimal values. Unlike irrational numbers which is not possible, take for instance 3.1416… and so on which cannot be “fractionized”.<span>
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Best thing you can do in order to answer all of this is to use the <span>Bernoulli trials. You can look for it and see if the answers I'm giving you are correct:
</span><span>Probability of occurring 4 times = (1/10)^4
Probability of never occurring = (9/10)^4
Probability that it occurs at least once = 1 - (9/10)^4
Probability that it occurs in the fourth trial only = (9/10)^3 * 1/10
</span>I think this is going to be very helpful
