Answer:
a. The expected number of adults who smoke is 70
b. The probability that fewer than 20 smoke is 5.7%
c. The probability that from 45 to 80 smoke is the 12,8% to 22,8%
d. The probability that 70 or more smoke is the 20%
Explanation:
a. 350 is the 100% so you have to do a equation
350 -100%
X - 20% = 20% x 350/100 = 70 adults
b. 350 -100%
20 - X = 20% x 100%/350= 5.7% probability
c. 350 - 100%
45 - X = 45 x 100%/350= 12.8% probability
350 - 100%
80 - X = 80 x 100%/350= 22.8% probability
d. 350 - 100%
70 - X = 70 x 100%/350= 20% probability
A green leafy vegetable that contains calcium is kale. And multiple others are Broccoli, Brussels sprouts, collards which are some well known ones.
<span>Question: Explain the at-home procedure for treating minor strains and sprains.
Answer:
Rest: Rest the injury Ice: apply ice to the injury
Compress: wrap the injury, apply compression.
Elevate: Elevate the injury Put a pillow under it to keep it elevated, put an Ace wrap on it, and ice it. If it doesn't get better after a few days, you should see a doctor.</span>
Answer:yes
Explanation:
trans fats can increase risk of heart diseases or strokes
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