Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We assume that there are 100 sour candies, Thus-
26 % of candy are grape implies that 26% of 100 candies are grape that is equal to 26
Now remaing candies that are not grape are 100-26 = 74
Based on the rule of multiplication:
P(A ∩ B) = P(A)/ P(B|A)
In the beginning, there are 26grape candies, probability of choosing first grape candy = 26C1 = 26
After the first selection, we replace the selected grape candy so there are still 100 candies in the bag P(B|A) = 100C3 = 100 x 99 x 98 x 97!/3! X 97!
= 50 x 33 x 98
So probability =1/ 50 x 33 x 98 x 26
= 1/4204200
each friend would get 4 grapes, there will be some loftover at the end
179 students in 3rd grade, 189 4th graders, and 209 5th graders. 577 students total!
The question is telling you that the length of the rectangle is 3 metres more than twice the width.
So let:
<em>w= width</em>
<em>L= length</em>
Because the length is 3 metres more than twice<em> </em>the width: <em>L= </em><em>2</em><em>w+</em><em>3</em>
They also tell you the perimeter is 48 metres.
<em>P= L+L+w+w</em>
So the equation of the perimeter is:
<em>48= (2w+3)+(2w+3)+2w +2w</em>
<em>48= 2(2w+3) + 4w</em>
To find w, expand and simplify.
<em>48= 4w+6+4w</em>
<em>48= 8w + 6</em>
<em>42= 8w</em>
<em>5.25=w</em>
Now that you know the width, plug in the value into the length equation:
<em>L= 2w+3</em>
<em>L=2(5.25)+3</em>
<em>L=10.50+3</em>
<em>L=13.5</em>
If I am wrong let me know! I hope this helps.
To have a different rectangle with the same perimeter you just have different measurements. If you need an example let me know!
