Answer:
a) 21%
b) 45.5%
c) 26.4%
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the supplied information, a table of probabilities can be constructed. (See the attachment.) The numbers across the bottom reflect the given ratios of customers selecting the different gas types. The numbers in the cells are those bottom numbers multiplied by the percentage that fill the tank (or not). The numbers on the right are the sums of the numbers in each row.
a) The top center cell in the table answers this question. It it the product ...
p(plus)×p(fill | plus) = 0.35×0.60 = 0.21 = 21%
__
b) The sum on the right answers this question:
p(fill) = 45.5%
__
c) The ratio of the first column number (12%) to the row sum for Fill (45.5%) answers this question:
p(regular | fill) = 12%/45.5% ≈ 26.4%
Each friend will get 1.35 pounds of pecans.
To find this, simply divide 16.2 by 12 to find the weight of pecans everyone gets. Thus making 1.35 pounds of pecans the answer.
I hope this helps!
Answer: 1.5
Step-by-step explanation: In order to find the scale factor, all you would need to do is pick 2 sides that are the similar (in this case, 6 and 9), and divide them.
9/6 = 1.5
And that will give you the scale factor!
If you make an equation first, 88.72 ≤28+.06m, you can figure it out.
First you subtract 28 from 88.72 getting 60.72≤.06m. Then you divide both sides by .06. Then you get your final answer, which is an inequality, 1012≤m.
That means that Martina uses at least 1012 minutes of service.
To be honest I don’t know . Just doing his for to verify my account