Answer:
This is also known as the Counting rule.
The Fundamental Counting Principle is used in determining all the possible outcomes and the total possible ways different events can be combined with each other. It is usually done by multiplying all the events together to get the total possible outcome. Doing this also helps in determining the sample space of a probability.
For example there are events a, b and c. The total sample space or possible outcome will be a*b*c.
10 inches would make him taller than 70, 9 inches would make him exactly 70
A = P(1+r/n)^<span>(nt)
A = 32,000(1+0.03/4)^28
A = 39,446.78 ...........this is your answer</span>
Answer:
17.5
Step-by-step explanation:
formula:
y=k(x)
direct variation^^^
y=7, x=2
substitute it in the formula
7=(k)2 or 7=2k
7/2 or 3.5= k, k is the constant
now substitute k to the problem
y=5k
y=5(3.5)
y=17.5
A. 38
Let X = seventh graders
6th graders are twice the number of 7th graders; therefore, 6th graders will be 2X.
The total number of students is 57.
2X + X = 57
3X = 57
X = 57 / 3
X = 19
IF X represents the 7th graders; there are 19 seventh graders present.
Since 6th graders are represented by 2X; Then, 2 * 19 = 38 is the number of 6th graders present.
Add both numbers to check: 19 + 38 = 57.
