Examples of rational numbers :
1, 1/2, 3/4 , 5 , 6, 15/8 etc
Rational numbers are numbers which can be written as fraction as also that the numerator and denominator are whole examples.
Example 5 can be written as fraction in the form of 5/1.
So okay, in stats when there is probability that looks like p(fem/type b) it means what is the probability that they are female given they are type b, so it would be where they intersect. Therefore where they intersect on the table is 22 out of the total of 200 people so 1/10. Now that we know that probability let's look at the "or" one, when it says or it means it could be a female or a type b so we would include both totals of each:
97 females+70 type b= 167
now we divide that by the total amount of people so it simplifies down to a probability of 0.835.
Finally, looking at these 2 probability we can see that the "or" probability is far greater than the one previous discussed so it would be the last option if I remeber correctly!!
WOW JIMMY. THATS A BIG . BIG. BIG. NUT SACK
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Here we have , If the first step in the solution of the equation 2x - 8 = 5x + 3 is "subtract 2x," then in the form of a paragraph, explain in complete sentences the next steps necessary to completely solve the equation for x. Let's solve this :
2x - 8 = 5x + 3
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{ subtract 2x from both side }
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{ subtract 3 from both sides }
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{ divide 3 from both sides }
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Answer:
how many numbers have absolute value 3? zero is your answer
how many numbers have absolute value a, if a>0? your answer is also zero
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