Answer:
Question 1: 11%
Question 2: 89%
Question 3: 43%
Question 4: 11%
Step-by-step explanation:
Looking at picture 1, we need to find the crossing point between -1.2 and 0.05. That has 0.1056, which is the same as 10.56%. 10.56% rounds to 11%, so C is our answer.
Picture 2 has the same chart, but we just need to find the inverse, since the inequality sign is flipped. 100 - 10.56 is 89.44%, which rounds to 89%, so D is the answer for Picture 2.
Picture 3 has two tables. 0.73 has 76.73% and -0.41 has 34.09%. Subtract 34.09% from 76.73% to get 42.64% That rounds to 43%, so A is the answer.
Picture 4 essentially has the same expression as Picture 2 (only the sign has switched): P(z ≥ 1.25). The meeting point is 89.44%. Now, subtract that from 100 to get 10.56%, which rounds to 11%. C is our answer for Picture 4.
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120.96! You can round that if you'd like.
You should get photo math you can take a picture and it will give you the answer and show you how to solve it
I do not understand ???????????????????
According to the statement 160 books were given to the class.
The correct option is C.
<h3>What is linear equation?</h3>
One or two variables make up a linear equation. Neither the numerator nor the denominator of a fraction can be a variable in a linear equation raised to a power higher than 1. All of the points on a coordinate grid sit on the same line when you identify the values that together make a linear equation true and plot those values.
<h3>According to the given information:</h3>
Let the no. of students be s:
Let the no. of books be b:
Given that there will be 20 books left after each student selects 4 books,
b = 4s + 20
And the remaining students take 5 books each, therefore b=5(s3), even if 3 pupils choose not to take a book.
comparing the value b
4s+20=5(s−3)
4s+20=5s−15
s=20+15
s=35
To do this, change the value of s in b=4s+20 to what is shown below:
b=4(35)+20
b=140+20
b=160
160 books were given to the class.
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