Sense we are wanting to find <u>
how many were miss</u>
, then, we are practically going to subtract the following:
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So, from this begin understood, we would then combine both the penalties that were shotted, to the onces that weren't.
So, b subtracting these both, we would grab the result, and then smash that with the number of the penalties that were made in.
Your answer:
Answer: She had 200 cards to start with
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x = the amount of cards she had initially. This means she had x cards to start with.
She gave half of the cards she had to a friend. This means she gave her friend x/2 cards. She is left with with (x-x/2) = x/2 cards.
She also gave 1/4 of the remaining cards to her brother. This means that she gave (1/4 × x/2) = x/8 cards to her brother.
Remaining number of cards will be x/2 - x/8 = (4x-x)/8 = 3x/8
She still has 75 cards left. This means
3x/8 = 75
Cross multiplying with 8, it becomes
3x = 75×8 = 600
x = 600/3 = 200
She had 200 cards to start with.
If you would like to solve 1/3 / 6, you can do this using the following steps:
1/3 / 6 = 1/3 / 6/1 = 1/3 * 1/6 = 1/18
The correct result would be 1/18.
36, 43, 50, 57, 64
36 and 64 are two standard deviations out, so the empirical rule tells us 95% of scores will fall here with a normal distribution
Answer:
48 in.
Step-by-step explanation:
Scales are based on proportions. The proportion in this scenario is:
96/6 = x/3
Cross multiply. You are left with the equation:
96x3 = 6x
Simplify.
288 = 6x
288/6 = x
48 = x
Hope this helps :)
