Answer:
2 27/32
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Answer:
parallel
Step-by-step explanation: It was hard to guess since it didn't show no shape.
Hi. Im guessing you want a word problem with the ratio 3:2? If yes, here is one.
There is an apple tree and orange tree. From the apple tree, 3 apples fall off. From the orange tree, 2 oranges fall of. What is the ratio of fallen apples to fallen oranges?
OR
There are 5 kids in a class. There are 3 boys. What is the ratio of boys to girls in this small class?
*First do 5-3=2 So there are 2 girls....3:2
Hope that helps! :) By the way, I know these word problems are a little kids, but they were the only ones I could think of on the spot
1. <span>Suppose that a single card is selected from a standard 52-card deck. what is the probability that the card drawn is a club ?
From the total 52 card, there is 13 club card. There is no scenario that need to be considered in this problem. The probability to draw club would be:
the number of club cards/</span>total number of cards <span>= 13/52= 1/4= 25%
2. </span><span>suppose that a single card is drawn from a standard 52-card deck, but it is told that the card is black. what is the probability that the card drawn is a <span>club ?
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In this scenario, the card is already known as black. Out of 52 cards, there is 26 black card. Out of 26 black cards, there are 13 clubs cards. The probability to draw club would be:
the number of club cards/total number of black cards= 13/26= 1/2= 50%
