2/3 cup of oatmeal - 10 granola bars
When the number of cups of oatmeal increases, the number of granola bars also increases.
If you use for example twice as many cups of oatmeal, you'll make twice as many granola bars.
Therefore, the first step is to calculate how many times 20 cups of oatmeal is more than 2/3 cup of oatmeal. To do it, divide 20 by 2/3.

You have 30 times as many cups of oatmeal, so you'll make 30 times as many granola bars.

300 granola bars can be made with 20 cups of oatmeal.
3(5)+(-2+4(5))
15+(-2+20)
15+(18)
15+18
=33
Answer:
"Variable interval" is the right solution.
Step-by-step explanation:
- A variable-interval timetable seems to be a fiber-reinforced routine where another sensitivity or reaction would be commended because an unanticipated or unstable transaction has taken place, which would be the exact reverse of either a fixed-interval routine.
- The whole such schedule results in a slow or predictable, fairly constant targeted respondents.
Answer:
Combinations:
A committee consisting of three members with the same role
Selecting two sandwiches from a menu of 10
Step-by-step explanation:
A combination is a selection of items from a collection, such that the order of selection does not matter.
A permutation is a selection of items from a collection, such that the order of selection matters.
A. The PIN for a bank or credit card - order matters → permutation
B. A committee consisting of three members with the same role - order does not matter → combination
C. A committee consisting of a president, vice president, and secretary - order matters → permutation
D. Final standings in a professional sports league - order matters → permutation
E. Selecting two sandwiches from a menu of 10 - order does not matter → combination
Answer:
200 people attended screen 1
150 to screen 2 and 150 to screen 3
for question 2:it's 265.1