Answer:
Hotel B is the least expensive
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
See attachment for clear details
Required
The least expensive
To do this, we simply divide the total cost by the number of nights to get the unit price
i.e.
Hotel A
per night
Hotel B
per night
Hotel C
per night
From the calculations above;
<em>Hotel B is the least expensive because 60 is less than 64 and 65</em>
Number of male students with X hair + Number of female students with X hair = Total number of students with X hair
(where X is any hair color)
Number of Y students with brown hair + Number of Y students with blonde hair + Number of Y students with hair of another color = Total number of Y students with any hair color
(where Y is either male or female)
Total number of male students + Total number of female students = Total number of students with brown hair + Total number of students with blonde hair + Total number of students with hair of another color = Total number of students overall
There are 39 total students. 21 of them are female. So 39 - 21 = 18 of them are male.
13 students had brown hair. 11 had blonde hair. So 39 - 13 - 11 = 15 had hair of another color.
13 students had brown hair. 5 male students had brown hair. So 13 - 5 = 8 female students had brown hair.
11 students had blonde hair. 4 female students had blonde hair. So 11 - 4 = 7 male students had blonde hair.
18 students are male. 5 had brown hair and 7 had blonde hair. So 18 - 5 - 7 = 6 of them had hair of another color.
21 students are female. 8 had brown hair and 4 had blonde hair. So 21 - 8 - 4 = 9 of them had hair of another color.
Put all this into the table (see attached).
Answer:
4:3, 16:12, 24:18, and many more