2/3 of a pizza is more than half of the pizza.
3/6 = 1/2, so 3/6 of a pizza is exactly half of the pizza.
Given that two pizzas are of different sizes you need to calculate the areas of each pizza and compare them.
Assumming that the two pizzas are circular, you can calculate the area of each pizza from the formula of the area for a circle:
Area of a circle = π * (radius)^2.
Call r the radius of Jake's pizza and R the radius of Al's pizza. Then:
Area of Jake's pizza = π (r^2) and 2/3 of that is: 2π(r^2) / 3.
Area of Al's pizza = π (R^2) and 1/2 of that is π(R^2)/2
So, what you have to do is to use the radius of each pizza, calculate above formulaes and verify whether the results are the same or not.
So (7.4*105)-(8.9*103) (The sum of all departments)-(The sum of the accounting department)
(7.4*105)-(8.9*103) = (777)-(916.7) =(-139.7), not sure, did you write the problem wrong? If the total of the company is less than what the account dept used, something is off.
Yes. They are both right.
The reduced form of
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360
is
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180
Answer:
The mean number of deliveries for driver A is less then the mean for driver B by 3 MADs.
