Answer:
0.27 lt/s
Step-by-step explanation:
80 liters in 5 minutes
5 minutes are 300 seconds (5x60)
We know how many seconds we need to fill up the tank (300 seconds for 80 liters). Now we need to know how many liters we can fill up in 1 second, as the question requires "liters per second".
80 lt / 300 sec
X lt / 1 sec
80 x 1
---------- = X
300
X = 0.2666666...
X = 0.27 lt / s
Prompt - Select an image of an art work from smarthistory by looking at the "Histories of Art" tab.
Objective - This is an exercise to get comfortable with applying the language of art as well as the steps of the Art Analysis ChartActions (summarized below).
You must include in this exercise four short, clearly separated paragraphs (2-3 sentences) consisting of the concerns printed in bold:
1. description of the chosen image (include the image information: title, artist's name, year, medium, etc.) and say what you see.
2. analysis of what you see by saying what each element is achieving (e.g. "converging lines are used to draw our attention to the focal point.")
3. interpretation of the image by saying what the work is about and what it means.
4. evaluation of the image by talking about where you think the "value" lies in your chosen image, and explain why. The term value here is not in the context of light or dark as in formal attributes. It refers to what is significant in the work of art you are analyzing, and how successful or unsuccessful it has been executed. Evaluation here is an exercise in reasoning/arguing based on your previous three paragraphs.
ANSWER
0.756
EXPLANATION
Let x represent number of correct answers.
We can find
which leads us to
which uses the compliment of 
to find the probability of getting at least 2 questions correct.
Note that since 
and 
are mutually exclusive, we have
Then 
as we have 
to answer the questions incorrectly divided by the total 
to answer the questions.
Exactly 1 answer correct: 
Therefore
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The first number is 3 and the second number is 5.
