We can use a rule of three simple, direct proportion to solve this problem.
15 pounds correspond to $1.80, then the question is to find the price of one pound, the called unit rate. We state the rule of three:
15 pound ----> $1.80
1 pound -----> x
x = (1)(1.80)/15
x = 0.12
Therefore, each pound costs $0.12 that is the unit rate in pounds
Answer:
y=7.5x, y=9.25x, y=6x
Step-by-step explanation:
on the first table we have for 2 tikets $ 15 so the price for one ticket (also known as unit price) is 15/2= $ 7.5
the equation for the price of ticket must be
y= 7.5 x (where y is price you pay for x number of tikets)
on the second table you can pick that you have $37 for 4 tikets so unit price is 37/4= $9.25 per one ticket
y=9.25x
last table $12 for 2 tikets so for one ticket is 12/2=$6
y=6x
Total children = 6
1) Probability of 4 girls =4/6=0.66
Probability of at least 4 girls >_ 0.66
That is greater or equal to 0.66
2) probability of 5 girls = 5/ total children
=5/6=0.83
Probability of at most 5 girls <_ 0.83
That is less than equal to 0.83
Answer:
e=14
Step-by-step explanation:
15/21 =10/e
by cross multiplying,
e×15=21×10
15e=210
e=210/15
e=14
<span>(12.67 + 19.2)(3.99) / (1.36 + 11.366) = 31.87(3.99) / 12.726 = 127.1613 / 12.726 = 9.992</span>
