Answer:
<u>So, the way a ratio works is </u><u>"for every 1 of this, we have 4 of this"</u><u> for example. (the ratio I just described would be 1:4.) </u>
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I believe I've seen this question before. If the ratio of dolls to teddy bears is 9:3 then for every 9 dolls you have 3 teddy bears.
So, since we have 240 dolls and a 9:3 ratio to teddy bears, all we have to do is take how many dolls we have (240) and divide it by 3 to see how many teddy bears we have.
So:
240 ÷ 3 = 80
If your ratio is 9:3, then 80 is your answer.
<u>Hope this helps and have a nice day!</u>
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The last seems most appropriate
Answer:
(8/2)(0.10)^2(0.90)^6
Step-by-step explanation:
Khan
A small outlier could affect the whole data set because it could reduce the mean, or make the average of the whole data set smaller.
An example would be the data set could be 1, 8, 9, 10
To find the mean you would add everything together then divide it by the number of numbers you just added together. The mean of this set would be 28/4 which equals 7. Now, if the outlier were -8 instead of 1, then the mean would be much different.
~Hope this helped!~
