Answer:
108 student tickets, and 176 adult tickets were sold.
I hope I helped, and thanks for the points!
Step-by-step explanation:
An easy way for me to do this is to either make all of the fractions into decimals or all the decimals into fractions, whatever you prefer. I prefer fractions, but for typing reasons I’m going to make them all decimals. Making 5/48 into a decimal you divide 5 by 48 and get 0.104... and divide 3 by 16 and get 0.1875. Then from there, look at whatever tenths place number is the least (the number after the decimal). Two of them have one, so moving onto the next number, 8>0, which means 0.104 is less then 0.1875. Then 5<7. So from least to greatest, 5/48 (0.104), 3/16 (0.1875), 0.5, 0.75.
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Answer:
B. no, it is not low enough
A. no, it is not low enough
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that Air-USA has a policy of booking as many as 24 persons on an airplane that can seat only 22.
Prob for a random person booked arrive for flight = 0.86
No of persons who books and arrive for flight, X is binomial, since there are two outcomes and each person is independent of the other
The probability that if Air-USA books 24 persons, not enough seats will be available
= P(X=23)+P(x=24)
= 0.1315
B. no, it is not low enough
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The prob we got is >10% also
A. no, it is not low enough
The answer is 194.59
(72 x 100) / 37 = 194.59
Answer:
$97.65
Step-by-step explanation:
