Answer:
A batting average is simply the ratio of hits/at-bats. So, if Karen were up to bat 1,000 times and she got a hit 444 times, that makes her batting average 444/1,000 = .444.
The good news is you can multiply this ratio by number of at bats to get the number of hits.
So, 45 hits x .444 = your answer.
Hope that helps.
Answer: 57% for the first and 41% for the second
Step-by-step explanation:
Treatment 1 consists of 40 people and 23 had improved health take 23 and divide it by 40 and you get 0.575 multiply that by 100 and you get 57% do the same for the second question and you get 0.416 multiply by 100 and you get 41%
Based on a yearly rate (which is the norm) I give you my answer ..
Your principle is at 745$
Annual Rate 9%
For the first year your principle will grow by 67.05 $ if untouched (9%) up to 812.05 $
2nd year .. 9% of the 812.05 $ is 73.0845 $ .. So by the 2nd year you reach 885.1345 $
3rd year .. 79.662105 $ .. Total 964.796605 $
4th year .. 86.83169445 $ .. <u>Final</u><u> 4 Years </u><u>Total 1051.62829945 $</u>
