Answer:
The probability that a student taking only math will get picked is approximately 29%
Step-by-step explanation: This is because out of the total number of students taking math (95), 52 of such students are also taking science. In order to get the number of students only taking math you have to do 95-52=43 and to put that against the amount of total students the ratio would be 43:147 or 42/147 and if you plug 42/147 into a calculator you will recieve a long decimal that you can then round to 29%.
Answer:
it would be 3 times 35 divded by 7 and that answer would give you 15 as the answer so 35 is your missing number
Step-by-step explanation:
For b it is A,M and T
For C it is 0%
They have to pay the 30$ fee first then it depends on how many people are coming with you
Answer:
212 children, and 265 adults
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the number of children and adults, we can set up a systems of equations.
x= number of children
y= number of adults
Equation 1: Price
1.50x+2.25y=914.25
Equation 2: Total number of people
x+y=477
Now, let's solve the equation using substitution.
Rearrange the second equation to solve for one variable.
x+y=477
x=477-y
Now plug x equals into the first equation, and solve for y.
1.50x+2.25y=914.25
1.50(477-y)+2.25y=914.25
715.5-1.50y+2.25y=914.25
715.5+0.75y=914.25
0.75y=198.75
y=265
We just solved for the number of adults. Now let's plug y equals into the second equation to find the number of children.
x+y=477
x+265=477
x=212
