We are given that the ratio of chaperon to student is at least 2 chaperon per 25 students. In this case, the number of chaperons of 80 students is 2 chaperon per 25 students * (80 students) equal to 6.4 chaperons .Since only natural numbers are allowed, then the answer should be D.7 chaperons
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Step-by-step explanation:
A is correct. csc x = 1/ sin x
B is correct. y = sin x is a continuous funtion, for all real numbers, x
C is correct. The function y = sin x is a periodic function, and the cycle repeats every 2 radians (or 360°).
D is incorrect. It doesn't actually say anything false, but it does not accurately describe the behavior of the sine function. Look at the graphic I have attached. If you start at the origin, you see y = 0, then increases to 1 when x = π/2, <u>then decreases back to zero when x = π,</u> then decreases even more to -1 when x = 3π/2, then increases back up to zero when x = 2π.
Answer D leaves out the underlined part.
Hope this helps.
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In the two highlighted rows show that for the same amount of yellow, Green #1 uses more blue than Green #2 and green #1 is bluer shade of green than Green # 2.
<h3>What is ratio of two numbers?</h3>
The ratio of two number is the fraction part, which represent that how a number is more or less compare to the other.
There are two tables which give the number of pints of blue and yellow that are used to make different amounts of two shades of green dye. The table is given below;
- Green #1 is made by mixing blue and yellow in a ratio of 2 : 3.
- Green #2 is made by mixing blue and yellow in a ratio of 1 : 2.
The first one has 2 parts of blue at 3 parts of yellow. In the two highlighted rows show that for the same amount of yellow, Green #1 uses more blue than Green #2.
In grade two the blue part is half of the yellow part. This means that green #1 is bluer shade of green than Green # 2.
Hence, in the two highlighted rows show that for the same amount of yellow, Green #1 uses more blue than Green #2 and green #1 is bluer shade of green than Green # 2.
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