The answer is 7/27.......
I can’t necessarily draw a model, lol but I can try my best to type one.
12/(1/3)=12•(3/1)=36
Key word here, "or"...so you would add the unique probabilities of either together...
P(e)=1/2, P(>4)=3/10 (the numerator is three rather than five because 2 and 4 were already accounted for in P(e)...
P=5/10+3/10=8/10=4/5 (80%)
P=0.8
Answer: That would be 549.5 cubic inches of cat litter (approximately).
Step-by-step explanation: The cylindrical storage container has a height of seven inches and a radius of five inches. To know how much cat litter would fill it requires us to calculate the volume of the container.
The volume of a cylinder is given as,
Volume = Pi x r^2 x h
Where r is the radius, h is the height and Pi shall be taken as 3.14
We can now substitute for the known values as follows;
Volume = 3.14 x 5^2 x 7
Volume = 3.14 x 25 x 7
Volume = 549.5
Rounded to the nearest tenth, the container would be filled with 549.5 cubic inches of cat litter.
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