The number of apples in bag 12 is 96.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Given that, there are 12 bags of apples on a market stall.
The mean number of apples in each bag is 8.
We have to calculate the number of apples in the 12 bag.
The mean of "n" observations is given as
mean on n observations = sum of observations/ n
here in the problem
8 = sum of observations/12
total number of apples = 8*12 = 96
Hence, there are 96 apples in 12 bags.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
3.017 or 3 in whole numbers.
Sam completed 2/3 of the one on Wednesday and 1/3 of the one on Thursday, so he has done 3 thirds of both.
now, a whole is 1, in this case for thirds that'd be 3/3 for a whole crossword, for two crosswords that'd be 3/3 + 3/3 or 6 thirds, and Sam has completed only 3 thirds of that, 3 thirds is half of 6 thirds.
