Answer:
225 frogs
Step-by-step explanation:
Total population of frogs = 300 frogs.
Observed population of frogs = 24
6 of the 24 observed frogs had spots
Which means , the number of frogs that did not have spots = 24 - 6 = 18 frogs.
We were told to find how many of the total population can be predicted to NOT have spots. We would form a proportion.
If 24 frogs = 18 frogs with no spots
300 frogs = Y
Cross multiply
24Y = 300 × 18
Y = (300 × 18) ÷ 24
Y = 5400 ÷ 24
Y = 225 frogs.
This means out of 300 frogs, 225 frogs do not have spots.
Therefore, the total population that can be predicted to NOT have spots is 225 frogs.
the total population can be predicted to NOT have spots
Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
74/e < 12
Since e is in the denominator, e can not be 0.
If e > 0,
74/e < 12
74 < 12e
e > 74/12
e < 37/6
If e < 0,
(When you multiply by e, which is a negative value, inequality reverses)
74 > 12e
e < 74/12
e < 37/6
<u> Answer I got for this was 16.
Subtract the 1/4 from the 3/4 and get 2/4, simplified: 1/2
You should have 1/2 h -9 = -1 by now,
Then add nine to the other side, getting 8.
You should have 1/2 h = 8.
Then divide 1/2 by 8.
8/1÷1/2 ---> 8/1 × 2/1 (you flip the fraction when you divide)
So your answer is 16!
Hopefully that helped!</u>
