I and 4i
let's say if you have i you can automatically think there is a one in front of it so one term like this (i) could look like this 1i and any number with the same variable or letter are like terms
hope this helps
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that in the weekly ad 5 pound bag of organic apples will cost 13.95 dollars
To find unit rate
Unit rate can be found in two ways either cost of 1 apple or no of apples for 1 dollars
I part:
5 apples = 13.95 dollars
1 apple = 13.95/5 (since direct variation)
Unit rate for one apple= 2.79 dollars
Part II:
13.95 dollars = 1 apple
1 dollar = 1/13.95 = 0.071
=0.07
But normally since apples are countable as 1,2 ... we use the first type of rate only unit rate per apple
Answer:
Neither they get the same amount
Step-by-step explanation:
Hey there!
If the price of a CD on sale is 0.65c, then 0.35 was taken off of the original price. You can find this if you subtract 0.65 from 1, or 65% from 100%.
Your answer would not be your second option or your fourth option, since the price you're paying is 0.65 of the original price and you are getting 0.35 of the price off. Also, your third option wouldn't be correct either, since 0.35 isn't being added on top of the total price.
Your answer is your first option.
Hope this helped you out! :-)
Answer:
0.572
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question,
We have
n = 1090 of US adults
x = 623 selected from this population at random who consider the occupation to be one of great prestige
So we have that
The probability of X = x/n
= 623/1090
= 0.572
We conclude that 0.572 is the probability that a US adult selected at random thinks the occupation has great prestige.
