He/she idk, got a higher score on the second test. How you do it is divide the score by the number out of it so like 19 divided by 25. Umm for the ratio, I'm not really sure, I guess you just do 19:25 and 17:20
Answer:
No, although the random and large counts conditions are met, the 10% condition is not met.
Step-by-step explanation:
The random condition is met because the student selects a random sample of 50 seniors. The large counts condition is met because there are 38 expected successes and 12 expected failures, which are both at least 10. The 10% condition is not met because n = 50 is not less than 10% of the size of the population (N = 274 seniors).
Let the number of islands visited be x and that peninsulas be y
thus,
x+y=19
⇒y=19-x.........i
if he skydives twice in islands and thrice in peninsulas, then the total number of skydives will be:
2x+3y=45.....ii
substituting i in ii we get:
2x+3(19-x)=45
2x+57-3x=45
putting like terms together we get:
2x-3x=45-57
-x=-12
therefore
x=12
and
y=19-x=19-12=7
hence the number of islands visited was 12 and that of peninsulas was 7
Answer:
Whole numbers, integers, rational numbers, and real numbers
