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So, the first brand has 9% vinegar, and say we use "x" amount of it, then, the amount of vinegar in "x" is 9% of x, or (9/100) * x, 0.09x.
the second brand has 14% of vinegar, and if we use say "y" amount of it, then the amount of vinegar in "y" is really just 14% of "y" or, (14/100) * y, 0.14y.

so, whatever "x" and "y" are, we know that
x + y = 230.
and we also know that their concentration amounts will also add up,
0.09x + 0.14y = 29.9.

how many milliliters will it be for the second brand? well, y = 230 - x.
Find the 2 different rates at which the farm worker worked:
3 pints
--------- = 0.75 pint/min
4 min
2 pints
---------- = 0.67 pint/ min
3 min
Then you need to subtract 0.67 pint/min from 0.75 pint/min to answer this question.
Alternatively, subtract 2/3 pint/min from 3/4 pint/min.
Answer:
If she uses the Laplace criterion, the number of new examiners she will decide to hire is:
c. three
Step-by-step explanation:
a) Data:
Number of Compliance
examiners Low Normal High
One 50 50 50
Two 100 60 20
Three 150 70 -10
b) Outcome Calculations:
Number of Compliance
examiners Low Normal High
One 16.65 (50 *.333) 16.65 (50 *.333) 16.65 (50 *.333) = 50
Two 33.3 (100 *.333) 19.98 (60 *.333) 6.66 (20 *.333) = 60
Three 49.95 (150 *.333) 23.31 (70 *.333) -3.33 (-10 *.333) = 70
c) Decision:
Three has the highest payoff condition and is selected.
d) The Laplace criterion assumes that each compliance state is equally likely to happen. Therefore, it assigns the same weight to each state of compliance. Since there are three states of compliance, we shall assign each state a weight of 0.333. The number of examiners that have the highest payoff condition is three, and therefore, the number "three" is selected.