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0.475 liters per minute. You need to set up a proportion.
3.705L X
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7.8 Min 1Min
Then you cross multiply(3.705*1) and divide(3.705/7.8) and you get your X.
Answer:
- P (blue or too big) = 11 / 12
Explanation:
A two way table permits to represent the situation clearly and find the answser is an easy way.
The two way table is that results from the given information is:
Initial information:
Blue Green Total
Fit well 4 1 ?
Too big ? ? ?
Total 5 7 12
Now by subtraction and addition you can fill the unknown fields:
Blue Green Total
Fit well 4 1 5
Too big 1 6 7
Total 5 7 12
Now, you can see that there are 5 blue and 7 too big shirts, but the total number of them is 5 + 7 - 1 (because one of the too big shirts is also blue).
Then, the number of shirts being blue or too big is 5 + 7 - 1 = 11.
And the probability is :
- P(blue or too big) = number of blue or too big / total number of shirts
- P (blue or too big) = 11 / 12 ← answer
You can also realize that there is only 1 green shirt that fits well, and that is the only option of not being blue of too big, so 1 /12 is the probability of not being blue or too big, and its complement (being blue or too big) is 1 - 1/12 = 11 / 12.
The wall can be built in 22 days by 6 workers in first 6 days and 9 workers in the rest of time.
<h3>How to use inverse proportionality to determine building time of a wall</h3>
In this question we must use the definition of <em>inverse</em> proportionality, in which the number of workers (
), no unit, is inversely proportional to the <em>building</em> time (
), in days.
According to the statement, 6 workers spent 6 days building a wall and there are 24 days left for completion, but 3 more workers entered to reduce building time, which can be represented by the following expression:
In this scenario, the wall can be built in 22 days. 
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