Answer:
its B.
Step-by-step explanation: just take half off the numbers, and then you have your answer. simple.
3/2
<em>Step One:</em> 1 3/8, transform the number into a improper fraction:
- To have a mixed number in to a improper fraction, you need to use addition and multiplication. For 1 3/8, We first multiply the denominator (8, also know to be the bottom number of the fraction) to the whole number (1). 8x1= 8
- NOTE: The original denominator (8) will be use for are improper, again playing as the denominator, we only multiply the denominator for the numerator (which is the top number of a fraction).
- After multiplying, we'll add are product with the numerator (3) for the process. 8+3= 12
- Now we have both numerator and denominator for 1 3/8, we can create the improper fraction. 12 as the numerator and 8 as the denominator. 12/8
- We still need to simplify the number. To that, we need the biggest whole number, or rather I call it the lowest number, that can be divide both in 12 and 8.
- 4 can be divide by both number so: 12/4= 3 and 8/4=2
- Now 3 is are simplify numerator and 2 is are simplify denominator.
The answer is D
Following the point - slope form : y - y1 = m ( x - x1 )
Area of a square= l²
= 8×8 = 64 in²
Area of a circle= πr²
= π × 4²
= 50.3 in²
Difference = 64 - 50.3 = 13.7 in²
Step-by-step explanation:
last week there were
62 + 60 + 2 = 124 customers.
that means that the fraction of the customers, who paid by credit card, was
2/124 = 1/62
in situations like that, when we use history data and try to predict future behavior, we use that past experience and extrapolate to a predicted result.
we simply say that we expect the same fraction, 1/62, if customers to use credit cards.
for the absolute number of predicted credit card customers we multiply the predicted number of customers by the expected fraction
1000 × 1/62 = 500/31 = 16.12903226... ≈ 16
so, he expects 16 credit card customers.
