There are 12 boys and 21 girls for a total of 33 students
I’m not sure if this is right!
We base ourselves in the one piece of crucial evidence: She has 2 quarters.
-from the rest of the problem, we know that she has 2 more NICKEL'S than QUARTERS,
(2 Quarters + 2 = 4 nickels)
she has 3 fewer nickels than dimes,
DIME - 3 = Nickels
D - 3 = 4
D = 7
7 dimes
(70 cents)
4 nickels
(20 cents)
2 quarters
(25 cents)
115 cents
or $1.15
Answer:

And solving for the radius we got:

And replacing the data given we got:

And this value converted to meters is 
Step-by-step explanation:
For this case we know the population size
and we also know the population density 
We can assume that the area is a circle. We also know that the formula for the population density is given by:

Where P represent the number of people and A the area. Since we are assuming a circle then the area is given by:

With X the radius of the circle
And then the populationd density become:

And solving for the radius we got:

And replacing the data given we got:

And this value converted to meters is 
if there are 300 raffle tickets and one raffle ticket is drawn, the proabability of drawing the next one is 1 in 299 because there is one less ticket from the previous win