Long division 150 divided by 12
2 answers:
150 ÷ 12
12 I 150
there is no twelve in one, so it is just zero
0
12 I 150
In 15, there is 1 twelve, because 12 × 1 = 12
01
12 I 150
-12
030
There are 2 twelves in 30, because 2 × 12 = 24
012
12 I 150
-12
030
-24
06
Put a decimal point after the quotient and 150 to continue from the remainder
012.
12 I 150.
-12
030
-24
060
There are exactly 5 twelves in 60, 5 × 12 = 60
012.5
12 I 150.0
-12
030
-24
060
-60
00 no remainder
150 ÷ 12 = 12.5
12 I 150
there is no twelve in one, so it is just zero
0
12 I 150
In 15, there is 1 twelve, because 12 × 1 = 12
01
12 I 150
-12
030
There are 2 twelves in 30, because 2 × 12 = 24
012
12 I 150
-12
030
-24
06
Put a decimal point after the quotient and 150 to continue from the remainder
012.
12 I 150.
-12
030
-24
060
There are exactly 5 twelves in 60, 5 × 12 = 60
012.5
12 I 150.0
-12
030
-24
060
-60
00 no remainder
150 ÷ 12 = 12.5
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The probability of winning the game is 0.065
<h3>The description of the game</h3>The game involves throwing two darts at two targets.
To win the game, the darts must hit anywhere in the following shapes
- Rectangle: 5 by 4 inches
- Circle: Radius, r = 3 inches
The area of the paper is:
Area = 8.5 inches * 11 inches
Area = 93.5 square inches
The area of the rectangle on the paper is:
Area = 5 inches * 4 inches
Area = 20 square inches
The area of the circle on the paper is:
Area = π * (3 inches)²
Area = 28.3 square inches
The probability of landing on both shapes is
P(Both) = 20/93.5 * 28.3/93.5
Evaluate
P(Both) = 0.065
Hence, the probability of winning the game is 0.065
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