Answer:
4) 6 students
5) 7 fewer students
6) No, you can not tell from the frequency table how many students ran a mile in exactly 12 minutes.
Step-by-step explanation:
4) you’d look at the row from 8:00-8:59.
5) Add the first two rows together (6+2=8), then subtract that by the sum of the last two rows (9+6=15), which is 7
6) There’s no pattern in the frequency table, and the data points would be plotted differently since it’d be from a range of times, not one set time.
Hope this helped, sorry if I’m wrong on #6 ;)
80$ because 50 divided by 3 is 16.67 and 80 divided by 5 is 16 so yeah $80
Given:
Joining fee = $28
Fee of each event = $4
To find:
Total cost for someone to attend 4 events.
Solution:
Let the number of events be x and total fee be y.
Fee for 1 event = $4
Fee for x events = $4x
Joining fee remains constant. So, the total fee is
Substitute x=4 in this equation.
Therefore, total cost of 4 events is $44.
Answer:
195.75
Step-by-step explanation:
B>23
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