It seems most likely that ...
... Samantha will save $37.50 because she must first find the 25% sale price before taking the extra 50% reduction
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In the real world, it seems probable that Samantha will be offered the choice of using the coupon <em>or</em> the sale discount. If she chooses tht 50% coupon, her savings will be $30. If she chooses the marked sale discount, her savings will be $15.
The scenario above assumes she gets 50% off the sale price of $45, so saves $15+22.50 = $37.50 off the original price.
At first glance the answer seems like 3
u should draw it out
To solve this question, you¨ll need to use a table of the standardized Normal distribution, or you could use a graphing calculator. The answer will be the cumulative property which will be a number with decimals. However, this represents the students who had a lower score then her, You´ll need to subtract this from 1 in order to get the opposite number, which will be the kids who scored higher. Be sure to multiply the result by 100 to get a percentage. Your answer should be 0.806 hope this helped!
The possible side length is 7
