Answer:
1 dollar is equal to 0.75 E
Step-by-step explanation:
120$ = 90 e -----> 4$ = 3E
250$ = 187.50 e -----> 4$ = 3E
400$ = 300 e -----> 4$ = 3E
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from this we know 4$ = 3E
1 E = 4$/3
1 E = 1.33...$
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1 $ = 3/4 E
1 $ = 0.75 E
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1.33...$ dollars is equal to 1 E and
1 $ is equal to 0.75 E
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90 x 1.33... =120
187.50x1.33...= 250
300 x 1.33... = 400
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We can set up a system of equations to solve this.
120b + 90d = 270
60b + 110d = 265
To cancel out b, first make the b terms equal.
60b · 2 + 110d · 2 = 265 · 2
120b + 220d = 530
Now subtract the equations.
120b + 90d = 270
-120b + 220d = 530
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-130d = -260
Solve for d.
-130d/-130 = -260/-130
d = 2
Now put the value of d in one of the equations.
60b + 110d = 265
60b + 110 · 2 = 265
60b + 220 = 265
60b + 220 - 220 = 265 - 220
60b = 45
60b/60 = 45/60
b = 0.75
Each candy bar sells for $0.75
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<span>The probability that a person selected at random from the
general population is senior citizen who will get the flu this season is 0.14 x 0.18 = 0.0252</span>
Answer:
5 * 5 * 5 * 5
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the rules of Indices.
5⁶⁻²
= 5⁴
Answer:
Jay's estimate is closer to the actual weight of the basketball
Step-by-step explanation:
The standard weight of an NBA basketball is 1.4 pounds.
Judging the accuracy of Jay's and Shawna's answer based on their percentage error when compared with the standard, we have that Jay's answer has a lower error as shown below
Error = (Standard value - Estimated value)/ Standard Value ×100
Error in Jays answer =
× 100 = 64.28 %
Error in Shawna's answer =
× 100 = 96.42%
From this, It is obvious that Jay's answer has a lower percentage error when compared to the actual value.