3.9 * 5.3 ≈ 4 * 5
≈20
Well after doing your multiplication, you can place your decimal point by knowing that from estimation the answer is around 20.
So you can place your decimal point after the first two digits from the left.
Answer:
9 / 64
Step-by-step explanation:
- In this task you have 2 events and you are looking for a joint probability. The first event is "Rebecca chooses a poodle". The probability of this event is:
P ( Rebecca chooses a poodle ) = 3 / 8
- because among 8 dogs there are 3 poodles.
- The second event is "Aaron selects a poodle".
This event has a probability of that is equivalent to previous selection:
P ( Aaron chooses a poodle ) = 3 / 8
- Because after Rebecca's choice the chosen poodle is replaced with the poodle; hence, there are 8 pets in total and among them there are 3 poodles.
- To calculate probability of both events ("Rebeca selects a poodle and Aaron selects a poodle") with replacement you have to multiply both calculated probabilities - condition of independent events :
P ( Aaron and Rebecca both select poodle ) = 3 / 8 * 3 / 8
= 9 / 64
Answer:
2/3 times he kissed her 1/3 times he missed
Step-by-step explanation:
Hit or miss hehe
Answer:
40 % of the snacks were carrot sticks.
Step-by-step explanation:
Total number of carrot sticks in lunch = 18
Total number of apple slices in lunch = 27
So, Total Snacks in the Lunch = Carrot Sticks + Apple Slices
= 18 + 27 = 45
Now,
=
⇒Percentage of Carrot Sticks = 40%
Hence, 40 % of the snacks were carrot sticks.
