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Can a remainder in a division problem equal the divisor

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Well the answer is No.A remainder will always be smaller than the divisor ,because the divisor is the one that used to divide the dividend and the remaining number that cannot be divided by the divisor is called the remainder.
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Bonita deposited 1300 into a bank account that earned 5.75% simple interest each year. She earned $299 in interest before closin

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For 4 years the money was in the account .

Step-by-step explanation:

Formula

$Simple\ interest = \frac{Principle\times Rate\times Time}{100}$

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Bonita deposited 1300 into a bank account that earned 5.75% simple interest each year.

She earned $299 in interest before closing the account.

Principle = $1300

Rate = 5.75%

Simple interest = $299

Putting all the values in the formula

$299 = \frac{1300\times 5.75\times Time}{100}$

$Time= \frac{299\times 100}{1300\times 5.75}$

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Time = 4 years

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The sample space, S, for flipping a fair coin three times is shown

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Answer: $\frac{7}{8}$

Step-by-step explanation:

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Sample space is $={HHH,THH,HTH,HHT,TTH,THT,HTT,TTT}$

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Using<em> Simple Random Sampling</em>, we can estimate the sample size by the formula

$\bf n=\frac{Z^2S^2}{e^2}$

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n = sample size

Z = the z-score corresponding to the confidence level 99.5%

S = the assumed standard deviation = 3 seconds

e = margin of error = 2 seconds

<em>It is worth noticing that the higher the confidence level, the larger the sample should be. </em>

The z-score corresponding to a confidence level of 99.5% can be obtained either with a table or the computer and equals

Z = 3.023

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