The answer would be 177.4
Answer:
B) 36/(y+4)
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the process of elimination.
A cannot work because we are changing the operation. Instead of dividing thirty-six by the sum of four and a number, we are dividing thirty-six by four, then adding the unknown number. This is not the same as the original expression, so we know it is not this.
Next, check C. C doesn't seem right either. Remember that, unlike multiplication and addition, you cannot flip the order in which the operation is being done and still get the same answer. C says four plus a number divided by thirty-six, which is entirely different from our original expression. So the answer is not C.
And finally, check D. D doesn't work either. With D, we are dividing thirty-six by a number, then adding it to thirty-six divided by four. This is not the same as our original expression, so D isn't it.
That leaves us with B. Does it work? Yes, because changing the y and the four still will give the same thing. And yes, because 36 is being divided by the sum of that number and four. So it is our answer.
Answer:97/125
Step-by-step explanation:
“As illustrated in the Venn diagram,
We let
U=[The total number of people at the sport center]
This implies that,
n(U)=125
G=[Those who use the gym]
This implies that,
n(G)=59
P=[Those who use the pool]
This implies that,
n(P)=70
T=[Those who use the track]
This implies that,
n(T)=55
a=[Those who use the gym only]
This implies that,
n(a)=59-(6+11+19)=59-36=23
b=[Those who use the pool only]
This implies that,
n(b)=70-(6+19+24)=70-49=21
c=[Those who use the track only]
This implies that,
n(c)=55-(6+24+11)=55-31=14
Also, number of people who use gym and track=11+23+19+6+14+24=97”
