Answer:
No, no, yes, no
Step-by-step explanation:
The first one is not random. He is sampling only the earliest gym goers.
The second one is not random. He is sampling only from one zip code.
The third one is random. He is using a random number generator.
The fourth one is not random. He is sampling only volunteers.
Answer:
120quarts because you have to add 40+40+40
Answer:
28 meters
Step-by-step explanation:
<u><em>The question in English is</em></u>
On a 32-meter roll of fabric, it cuts an eighth of the total. How many meters of fabric are left in a roll?
step 1
we know that
To find out how many meters of fabric were cut, multiply the total meters by the fraction that was cut

step 2
To find out how many meters of fabric are left, subtract the meters of fabric that were cut from the total meters of fabric
so

Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a d = rt problem; but since it is linear, then proportions will work too. Set up the proportion with miles on top and hours on the bottom:

Then put the numbers in where they go, keeping in mind that miles goes with miles and hours goes with hours in the ratios, and that our unknown is time (hours):
and cross multiply to solve:
638x = 4466 so
x = 7 hrs