Answer:
Mr Smith gets a new job, every 5 months on the average.
Step-by-step explanation:
Mr Smith spends an average of 3 months on every job he gets.
Then he spends an average of 2 months in between jobs.
Meaning, on the average, if he has a job, he does it for 3 months, then leaves, lends the next 2 months without a job, then gets another job at the end of the 2 months without a job and then he repeats the cycle of 3 months on the job, 2 months without the job.
So, on the average it takes Mr. Smith, (3+2) months to get a new job.
I think it would be 11 because if it was 12 hours it would been way more then $1265. they are asking you for hours not minutes. I am pretty sure it would be 11. I hope this helped!
Answer: 348
Step-by-step explanation:
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P ( work/ senior ) = 0.14
The attached table
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P ( work/ senior )
This is calculated using:
P ( work/ senior ) = n ( work/ senior )/ n ( senior ).
n ( work/ senior ) = 5
n ( senior ) = 25 + 5 + = 35
So:
P ( work/ senior ) = 5/35
P ( work/ senior ) = 0.14
Add 25+5+5 (because that is all the numbers in the 'Seniors' row) and then take the 5 that is in the 'Work' column and put that over 25. (5/25 fraction as a percent is 14).
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