Here the two samples should be comparable .
The total number of cows in the farm = 200
the total number of cows giving milk = 150
the total number of cows in corral = 20
Suppose total number of cows giving milk in corral = x
The ratio of the total number of cows present to the total number of cows giving milk should be same in farm and corral
so : 200 = 20
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150 x
now we do cross multiplication :
200 x = 150* 20
200x = 3000
x= 3000/200
x= 15
SO we expect 15 cows in corral should be giving milk .
Answer : 15
Answer:
2p+17
Step-by-step explanation:
twice p = p x 2 or 2p
so, 17 more than 2p (meaning 2p is increased by 17) is equal to 2p+17
<span>Found a similar problem with the given table.
Elapsed time
(Minutes) 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
Rate
(gallons / minute) 42 40 38 35 35 32 28 20 19 10
Because the interval is every 10 minutes, we will use 10 and multiply it to each rate and get the sum total.
42*10 + 40*10 + 38*10 + 35*10 + 35*10 + 32*10 + 28*10 + 20*10 + 19*10 + 10*10
420 + 400 + 380 + 350 + 350 + 320 + 280 + 200 + 190 + 100
2,990
There will be a total of 2,990 gallons in the tank after 90 minutes. </span>