Answer:
Her mom's candle has more citrus in it. Peppermint isn't a citrus scent.
Step-by-step explanation:
$169, you do 10% and times it 3 times to get 30 then add 9
Answer:
x=4
Step-by-step explanation:
-18 x 4 x -15 = -87
Answer:
1) (a/3) - (b/2)
2) (m/3) + (5n/12)
3) (-5m/3) + (4x/3)
4) (4x/9) + (8y/9) - (z/3)
5) (-5a/8) + (-3b/8) + (-3c/2)
Step-by-step explanation:
1) 2a-3b divided by 6
(2a-3b)/6 = (2a/6) - (3b)/6 = (a/3) - (b/2)
2) 4m+5n divided by 12
(4m+5n)/12 = (4m/12) + (5n/12) = (m/3) + (5n/12)
3) 5m-4x divided by -3
(5m-4x)/(-3) = (-5m/3) + (4x/3)
4) 4x+8y-3z divided by 9
(4x+8y-3z)/9 = (4x/9) + (8y/9) - (3z/9) = (4x/9) + (8y/9) - (z/3)
5) 5a+3b+12c divided by -8
(5a+3b+12c)/(-8) = (-5a/8) + (-3b/8) + (-12c/8) = (-5a/8) + (-3b/8) + (-3c/2)
Answer:
The percent of students in the sample who were male is 48%.
Step-by-step explanation:
The complete question is:
Researchers once surveyed 100 students on which superpower they would most like to have. The following two-way table displays data for the sample of students who responded to the survey.
Superpower Male Female TOTAL
Fly 26 12 38
Invisibility 12 32 44
Other 10 8 18
TOTAL 48 52 100
What percent of students in the sample were male?
Solution:
The probability of an event <em>E</em> is the ratio of the number of favorable outcomes to the total number of outcomes.

The number of males in the sample is, <em>n</em> (M) = 48.
Total number of students, <em>N</em> = 100.
Compute the probability of selecting a male student as follows:


Then the percent of students in the sample who were male is:


Thus, the percent of students in the sample who were male is 48%.