Answer:
Outlier!! I know it sounds like a cat poster but it's true
Step-by-step explanation:
Based on the information given the chocolates stated on the label is 0.0042-ounce lighter.
Weight:
Using this formula
Chocolate weight=Current weight-Actual weight
Where:
Current weight=0.384
Actual weight=0.3798
Let plug in the formula
Chocolate weight=0.384-0.3798
Chocolate weight=0.0042 ounce
In conclusion, the chocolates stated on the label are 0.0042-ounce lighter.
Answer:
1100 field-side tickets and 4500 end-zone tickets.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x represent number of field side tickets and y represent number of end-zone tickets.
We have been given that the total number of people at a football game was 5600. We can represent this information in an equation as:
We are also told that Field-side tickets were 40 dollars and end-zone tickets were 20 dollars.
Cost of x field side tickets would be 
and cost of y end-zone tickets would be 
.
The total amount of money received for the tickets was $134000. We can represent this information in an equation as:
Upon substituting equation (1) in equation (2), we will get:
Therefore, 1100 field side tickets were sold.
Upon substituting in equation (1), we will get:
Therefore, 4500 end-zone tickets were sold.
Answer:
12.5% increase OR 112.5% Percentage of Change
Step-by-step explanation:
For this problem consider that our original maximum value is 96 square feet, but our new maximum value is 108 square feet. So to find the change as a percentage (in this case the increase) use the following formula:
Percentage of Change = ( New Maximum / Old Maximum ) * 100
So, let's use this formula to find the percentage change of the room.
Percentage of Change = ( 108 / 96 ) * 100
Percentage of Change = (1.125) * 100
Percentage of Change = 112.5
So the percentage of Change is 112.5%. Note, the old maximum is the point of comparison which is 100%.
So to find the increase, we will do 112.5% - 100% to get 12.5%. Hence, we have a 12.5% increase of a 108 square foot room compared to a room of 96 square feet.
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