Multiply the cost per hour by 60 to find the cost for a groundskeeper
cost = 12 × 60
cost = 720
The cost for each groundskeeper is $720
Find the cost for seven groundkeepers
Multiply cost for each groundskeeper by 7
cost = 720 × 7
cost = 5,040
The monthly labor cost for seven groundskeepers is $5,040
Answer:
Size of groups known: First and last questions (The rice and cups ones)
Number of groups known: Second and third questions (Cars and hats)
Step-by-step explanation:
In the first problem, you know that one sack is one group, and it tells you that each sack weighs 3 kg. Therefore, you know the size of the group (or a sack).
In the last one, you know that a table is one group and each table fits 4 cups. So, you know that the size of the group is 4 cups.
In the second and third questions, you know that each group is a row (cars) or "equal group" (hat) and that there are 4 of each. So, you know that there are 4 of each group, meaning you know the "number of groups"
<span>The data value must be less than the mean.</span>
Answer:
m
=
−
2
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
First, transform the fraction inside the square root into the following:
.
Next, you can take the square root of 36 (
), which is 6 (
).
Then, you can take the square root of 169 (
), which is 13 (
)
