Answer:
3 1/5
Step-by-step explanation:
A) 1/3=33 1/3%
B) 2/3=66 2/3%
C) 1/6=16 2/3%
A) YOU CAN TURN THE FRACTION 1/3 INTO A DECIMAL WHICH WILL BE AROUND 0.333. THEN YOU TURN THE DECIMAL INTO A PERCENT. YOU CAN MOVE THE DECIMAL TWO PLACES TO THE RIGHT. THAT GIVES YOU 33.3% OR 33 1/3% THIS ALSO APPLIES TO B BUT WITH 0.666 AND 66.6%
FOR C, YOU DO THE SAME. 1/6 AS A DECIMAL IS 1.666. YOU MOVE THE DECIMAL TWO PLACES TO THE RIGHT. 16.6% OR 16 2/3%
HOPE THIS HELPED.
The system of linear equations represents the situation is;
x + y = 125
x + y = 1255x + 8y = 775
<h3>Simultaneous equation</h3>
Simultaneous equation is an equation in two unknown values are being solved for at the same time.
let
- number of quick washes = x
- number of premium washes = y
x + y = 125
5x + 8y = 775
From equation (1)
x = 125 - y
5x + 8y = 775
5(125 - y) + 8y = 775
625 - 5y + 8y = 775
- 5y + 8y = 775 - 625
3y = 150
y = 150/3
y = 50
x + y = 125
x + 50 = 125
x = 125 - 50
x = 75
Therefore, the number of quick washes and premium washes Monica’s school band had is 75 and 50 respectively.
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Answer: what now sorry don’t know
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
D) Yes. The five trials are independent, have only two outcomes, and have the same P(success); n = 5, r = 2, p = 1/6.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Number of boxes = 6
Box containing a prize = 1
Probability of success, p = box containing a price / number of boxes = 1 /6
Number of trials = 5
Probability of success on exactly 2 trials, r = 2
Hence,
P(r = 2) = nCr * p^r * (1-p)^(n-r)
n = 5 ; r = 2 ; p = 1/6
Using a binomial probability calculator :
P(r = 2) = 0.1608
