First let's calculate how much oil the cook uses per week.
15(2 kg) = 30 kg per 4 weeks
This means the cook averages 30 kg per 4 weeks →

or 7.5 kg per week
Next let's calculate how much oil the cook will need for 10 weeks.
7.5 kg/weeks × (10 weeks) = 75 kg ← the weeks units cancel out
Finally divide the amount of oil the cook needs for 10 weeks by the amount of oil in a 5 kg tin.
75 ÷ 5 = 15
ANSWER: The cook will need
fifteen 5 kg tins of oil.
(3x + 8) + x > 3x - 12
3x + x + 8 > 3x - 12
4x + 8 > 3x - 12
- 3x - 3x
x + 8 > -12
- 8 - 8
x > -20
Solution Set: (-∞, -20)
2x+16+20=60
2x+ 36=60
2x=60-36
2x=24
X= 24/2
X= 12
Answer:
Sorry for answering this late, only just found this.
Answers are
a. We have two independent random samples.
c. The 10% condition is met.
f. The expected number of successes and failures for both samples are 24, 26, 29, 31.
Step-by-step explanation:
EDGE 2021
Once I finish the assignment I'll be making a quizlet with the answers.