By reducing 21/30 you dived 21 and 30 by 3 and you will get 7/10. Is 7/10 larger than 2/3? If we put these fractions in decimal form we will see 7/10 turns into 0.7 and 2/3 turns into 0.667. So the answer is 21/30 is larger than 2/3.
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The given diagram is a scatter plot in which temperature is plotted against number of visitors.
As the number of visitors is rising with the rise in temperature, its a positive correlation.
As joining the dots is going to give a web of line segments, it is not going to be helpful to understand the trends.
The best way to understand the trends is to make the line of best Fit in such a way that the number of dots on either side are approximately the same.
I have attached the figure for your reference of the line of best fit.
Answer:
En una semana gastará 705,6 litros.
Step-by-step explanation:
Con la información proporcionada, puedes calcular cuánta agua gastará por día usando una regla de tres teniendo en cuenta que un día tiene 24 horas y estas equivalen a 1440 minutos. Además, puedes convertir los 700 ml a litros, considerando que 1 litro son 1000 mL, lo que significa que los 700 mL equivalen a 700/1000=0,7 Litros.
10 min → 0,7 L
1440 min → x
x=(1440*0,7)/10
x=100,8 L
Ahora que conoces la cantidad de agua que gastará por día, puedes multiplicar esta cantidad por 7 que es el número de días en una semana:
100,8*7=705,6 L
De acuerdo a esto, la respuesta es que en una semana gastará 705,6 litros.
