I drew up a (bad looking but still useful) grid and it proves the answer to be neither. even if the lines went continued in each direction it shouldn't be possible
The best strategy is to use the tables in this example. The tables will give an exact cost for an exact number of apples or oranges. You can then use these pieces of information to determine which number of apples and oranges will get you closest to $10.
The diagram strategy is not accurate based on the information.
The double bar graph is also not going to work because the two pieces of information are related, so you would not create a separate bar for the price and the number of apples.
Answer:
D and C
Step-by-step explanation:
You just write the numbers and see how many zeroes they have
Answer: option d.
Step-by-step explanation:
You have the following formul given in the problem:

You know that:
The number of customers serviced in an hour by the technical support representative is 6 costumbers, therefore:

As the problem asked for the probability that a costumber will be on hold less than 30 minutes, we know that:

Substitute the values above into the formula.
Then, you obtain:
or 95%