Answer:
The height of a pile of 5 equal sized boxes is 95cm.
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that 1 pile of 4 is 76 cm. All we have to is divide this by 4 to find how tall one box is.
76/4 = 19.
This means that one box is 19 cm tall.
Now we will add 19cm to 76cm.
19 + 76 = 95
The height of a pile of 5 equal sized boxes is 95cm.
<em>~CaityConcerto</em>
Hello!
As we can see in the plot, the probability of the horse getting all eight answers correct is very small. The horse has to have had its lucky horseshoes on, because the answer has to be A.
The reason being, the most common result of Rob's trial was four, which is half of eight. Each coin had a 1/2 chance of being tails up. The horse also had a 1/2 chance of getting each question right.
So as we can see, the answer is A (D does not relate to the data at all).
I hope this helps!
Answer:
I think 3.9 Square units?