There are several information's of immense importance already given in the question.
Amount of juice that Tony actually had = 11/2 gallons
Amount of juice that Tony drank = (11/2) * (2/7) gallons
= 11/7 gallons
From the above deduction, we can easily conclude that the amount of juice that Tony drank was 11/7 gallons.
Answer:
15y +6
Step-by-step explanation:
3(5y+2)
Distribute
3*5y +3*2
15y +6
The correct option is: (E) It is plausible that the percent of all people living in the region who regularly use sunscreen is 18.5%.
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
The margin of error is a statistic expressing the amount of random sampling error that occurred due to miscalculation and survey results. The margin error is usually a small amount of error.
Generally 5% of margin of error is common and acceptable. When the percentage of the margin of error increases, the confidence in the report result will be reduced.
The recent survey reveals that 19% of the people living in a certain region regularly use sunscreen when going outdoors. The permissible margin of error in this survey is 1%.
Probably the percentage of people using sunscreen in the particular region will be <u>18.5%.
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Okay, I think I understand this. Our first step is to solve how long the string is after he used some of it to tie the package. I have a feeling we have to subtract 7/8 - 1/5. Find a least common multiple (in this case, it's 40) and our new fractions are 35/40 and 8/45. Subtract:
35/40 - 8/40 = 27/40.
I don't think this can be simplified down any further as they do not have any common factors. So with that in mind, let's divide 27/40 with 5/1 (5/1 is basically 5 wholes but in fraction version)
When dividing fractions, you want to use the KCF technique (my old math teacher taught me this). Keep the first fraction the same (in this case, 27/40), change the sign from multiplication to division, and flip 5/1 to get it's reciprocal, 1/5. The equation will look like this:
27/40 * 1/5 = 27/200
So each piece is about 27/200 m in length (or 0.135 m in length).
If this is wrong, please let me know, but this is what I got out of this question. I hope this helped you :)
