Given:
The recipe calls for
cup of chili powder.
Karl only wants to use half as much so it won’t be so spicy.
To find:
How much chili powder should Karl use?
Solution:
We have,
Chill power for recipe =
cup
Chill power used by Karl is half of chill power for recipe.
cup
cup
Therefore,
cup of chili powder should Karl use.
Answer:
<u>51.2</u> is 40% of 128
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
The expected value of the proposition is -$0.76.
Step-by-step explanation:
It is provided that a basketball player has made 291 out of 389 free throws.
Then rate of him making a free throw is,

The probability that he makes the next 2 free throws is:

The payout rules are:
- If the player makes the next 2 free throws, I will pay you $38.
- Otherwise you pay me $50.
Compute the expected value of the proposition as follows:
Expected value = $38 × P (Makes both) + (-$50) × P (Misses both)

Thus, the expected value of the proposition is -$0.76.
0.65/100 = x/160 Ok, until now?
You then find the cross product: (0.65)(160) = 100x
104 = 100x 104/100 = 1.04
So x = 1.04 and it is also 0.65% of 160
Hope this helps!