Answer:
28, 29, and 30
Step-by-step explanation:
There's probably better ways but you can estimate by knowing 30*3=90 so it should be somewhere pretty close to 30. Guess and check with basic calculations to get 28, 29, and 30.
Answer:
C) 1/-3
Step-by-step explanation:
I think (if not then 1/3)
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The arithmetic mean provides a single measure for a certain population, also called the average.
The sum of a set of numbers divided by the total number of numbers in the set is known as the arithmetic mean or arithmetic average in mathematics and statistics.
The ratio of the total number of observations divided by the sum of all the given observations is known as the arithmetic mean. For instance, if the data set contains 5 observations, it is possible to get the arithmetic mean by adding all 5 of the given observations and dividing by 5.
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If the marathon is 26.2 miles in total and the runner in 10 miles into the race then he has another 16.2 miles to go.
Revenue = Sales Volume (x) times Price. Price depends on volume sold: the more you are willing to sell per week, the lower your average price will have to be to get them all sold.
<span>eg, if there are a fixed number of buyers with a variety of incomes, then you might be able to sell the first 10 per month for £30 each through the up-market High Street jeweller. If you want to sell an extra 10 per month you might have to reduce the price to £15 and sell them through Asda/WalMart. And to move another 10 per month you may have to sell them from a street stall at £5 each! </span>
