1. If Rachel's free-throw percentage is 60%, you can take 4 index cards away since 100 - 40 = 60%. For example, if those 10 index cards represent 10 free-throws, and her percentage is 60%, just take 60 away from the total (100%).
2. For the simulation, it's the same as problem 1. Since 50 is the total amount of shots she is going to take, and you know she is going make 60% of them, take 60% from 50 which gives you 30. That means she will make 30 of them and miss 20 of them
I hoped I helped
X8lue83rryX
Answer:
Stuck on it to
Step-by-step explanation:
<h3>
Answer:</h3>

<h3>
Step-by-step explanation:</h3>
In this question, we're trying to find the probability of it being cloudy and raining.
In this case, we know that:
- Probability of it being cloudy is 30%
- Probability of it raining is 25% (this is necessarily not needed)
- If it's cloud, the probability of it raining is 45%
With the information above, we can find the probability.
We know that from a 100% scale, the chance of it being cloudy is 30%.
We know that if it's cloudy, the chances of raining is 45%
To find the probability of it being cloudy and raining, we would multiply 0.3 (30%) by 0.45 (45%)
Solve:

Your answer would be C). 13.5%
<h3>
I hope this helped you out.</h3><h3>
Good luck on your academics.</h3><h3>
Have a fantastic day!</h3>
If w = width, then length = w+10, then the area is given by
lw = A or
(w+10)(w) = A or
(w+10)(w) = 375 or
w² + 10w = 375