Information Given: She has 12 groups of sheep, 3 groups of cows and 2 groups of pigs. Question asks: There are 150 more sheep than pigs. How many cows has she got?
They figured 150 more sheep than pigs from 2 pigs X 75 sheep=150 lambs of 12 groups of sheep.
150 lambs/3 groups of cows=50 cows.
She has 50 cows from 3 groups of cows.
Answer:
its a 50 degree angle i think.
Step-by-step explanation:
its a smaller size in scale of the bigger one.
The question is a little hard to understand... let me see what i can do. I'll edit what i figure out on here. :) (PS) Did you reword the question? Do you think you could double check and make sure this is what the question looks like?
Started her day with a full bag of apples (?)
She needs 3 for an apple pie
She had 12 total (?)
Or maybe she needs 12 for a pie and now she has 3?
Answer:
The probability of choosing exactly 2 male and 4 female students =
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given that a class has 35 students
Number of male=16
Number of female=19
We have to choose 6 students for committee
We have to find the probability that exactly 2 male students are selected
Probability=P(E)=
If we have to choose total 6 student in which 2 male and 4 female
Combination formula:
Using the formula
The probability of choosing exactly 2 male and 4 female students =
Answer:
3.5
Step-by-step explanation:
