1500 members have a contributor membership.
64.8% of the noncontributory memberships are individual memberships.
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
There are 20,000 members of a zoo.
⇒ Total members = 20,000
From the graph shown,
7.5% of the members have a contributor membership.
<u>To find the number of members who have contributor membership :</u>
⇒ 7.5% of 20,000
⇒ (7.5/100) × 20,000
⇒ 7.5 × 200
⇒ 1500 members.
Therefore, 1500 members have a contributor membership.
<u>To find the percentage of the noncontributory memberships are individual memberships :</u>
The percentage of noncontributory memberships = 100% - 7.5% ⇒ 92.5%
The percentage of individual memberships = 60%
∴ What percentage of the noncontributory memberships are individual memberships ⇒ (60 / 92.5) × 100 = 64.8%
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<span>|x| + 7 < 4.
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</span>|x| < -3
no reals solutions because for all reals x : |x| <span>≥ 0</span>
The answer is 0.6, 5 or higher add one more, 4 or less stays the same
Answer:a. [tex] $f\propto L$ [\tex]
b. [tex] f \propto \sqrt{T} [\tex]
c. [tex] f \propto \frac{1}{\sqrt{P}} [\tex]
I. Decrease in length increases leads to increase in pitch.
II. Increase in tension leads to increase in pitch.
III. Increase in linear density reduces the pitch
Step-by-step explanation: I. Since the frequency is inversely proportional to the length increase in length leads to decrease in frequency likewise decrease in length leads to increase in frequency.
II. Since the frequency is directly proportional to the square root of the tension increase in tension leads to increase in frequency likewise decrease in tension leads to decrease in frequency.
III.since the frequency is inversely proportional to the square root of the linear density so increase in linear density leads to decrease in frequency and likewise decrease in linear density leads to increase in frequency.
