Well you would take 53% then put it over 100 so you should get 53/100
Hello,
Let's r the ration
We suppose x ≠0
x=r*(x-2)==>r=x/(x-2)
x+3=r*x==> (x+3)/x=x/(x-2)==>(x+3)(x-2)=x²
==>x²+3x-2x-6=x² ==>x-6=0==>x=6
x-2=6-4=4
x=6
x+3=6+3=9
6=4*3/2
9=6*3/2
Ration 3/2
First term: 4
What is the absolute value of -70.
It is given the probability that a dancer like ballet is 0.35
So, P(B) = 0.35
It is given the probability that a dancer like tap is 0.45
So, P(T)= 0.45
The probability that he likes both ballet and tap is 0.30
So, 
the probability that the dancer likes ballet if we know she likes tap. This is the case of conditional probability.
So, 

= 0.666
= 0.67
Therefore, the probability that the dancer likes ballet if we know she likes tap is 0.67.
Option 3 is the correct answer.
40s+2bs+200=number of books needed
if we want 12 books and 8 stalls
b=12
s=8
solve
40(8)+2(12)(8)+200=
320+192+200=
712
needs 712 books